Is there a moment when you start to doubt whether you are human? I'm not joking, that kind of anxiety, helplessness, and feeling of collapse,
only those who have been liquidated can understand. You clearly set a stop loss, but you convince yourself while looking at the market: "Maybe it will rebound soon..."
As a result, just a moment of hesitation turns a pullback into a crash, and the next second you are pressed to the gates of hell.
You start to panic: breath quickens, palms sweat, you don't even dare to go to the bathroom, while transferring funds to increase your margin, praying it won't drop any further... But the market tells you:
This is not a fluctuation; this is a one-sided trend. You endured a whole night, eyes dry from staring, emptied your account, and in the end, all you get is: "Your position has been forcibly liquidated."
You thought this was a market issue, but in fact, it was your own baseless hope, luck, and fantasy. A true expert is not the one who makes the most money,
but the one who can recognize their mistakes in a timely manner and survive to wait for the next opportunity. If you've experienced this, don't blame yourself, but when it's time to change, don't wait for the next forced liquidation to remind you.
I have something to say to those who "understand but are still struggling." Follow me, because my rhythm is very steady
