Why do you always get liquidated? Beginners rely on feelings, while veterans have a method
What do beginners rely on when trading? Feelings. They feel that this coin should rise, they feel that it's about to take off, and some even say, "This chart is too beautiful; if I don't buy, I'll regret it."
But veterans don't operate this way. They have entry points, stop-loss points, and clear position control. One mistake won't lead to liquidation for them; but for beginners, going all-in once might mean being out of the game.
Veterans aren't smarter than you; they just have more discipline. They understand that losing money is part of trading, so they set stop-losses and avoid uncertain markets. Meanwhile, beginners always fantasize about "making a comeback with a single bet," only to end up with their wallets being taught a lesson by the market.
Trading is not about emotional impulses; it is about rational execution. Emotional people rush into the market, ultimately becoming the profits of rational individuals.
