Last night, a fan messaged me at two in the morning, saying he had blown his account again.

I asked him, "Didn't we agree to set a stop loss?"

He replied, "Bro... I meant to set the stop loss, but I didn’t click it in time."

Sound familiar?

Before opening a position, you confidently set the stop loss,

But after opening a position, when the market goes against you, you watch for a while, thinking it will come back.

Instead of setting the stop loss, you even added some margin to hold on.

Then the market continues to surge, waking you up in the middle of the night with an email,

And when you check — your position has gone to zero.

In fact, what truly destroys us is not the market, but “luck.”

It's not that you don't know how to set a stop loss; you just fear the loss.

The pain of that moment of loss is more intense than the joy of making money.

So you want to hold on, and while holding on, you lose everything, including yourself and your account.

But I want to say: I had this problem too.

Until I started using a set of "dead mechanisms" + "trend-based risk control models,"

I finally managed to stabilize without blowing up — even able to withdraw profits weekly.

This logic isn’t complicated, but it’s revolutionary for 90% of traders.

I won’t say too much; those who understand will naturally get it.

If you’re still frequently setting stop losses but unable to act, always jumping back and forth on the "edge of margin call,"

My method might just save your life.