If you don't bet, you can't win.
But if you lose all your chips, you will never have the chance to bet again.
This is the essence of trading: risk and opportunity are never opposing, but rather two sides of the same coin.
Some people exhaust all their patience before the market takes off; others blow up their accounts before they even learn to cut losses.
You think you're making one last gamble for a turnaround, but in reality, you're betting on whether you can survive until the next opportunity arises.
The most ironic thing is: it's not the market that forces you out; it's your own actions that lead to your downfall.
If a trade keeps you awake at night, anxious, and constantly staring at the screen, it means your position has exceeded your mental capacity to handle.
True experts never let trading affect their lives; they don't turn their accounts into an emotional rollercoaster.
So: before you place a bet, ask yourself: if this trade loses, can I still play? If not, then what you're placing is not a trade, but your life.
Capital is not meant to gamble on luck; it is meant to wait for the next guaranteed opportunity.
If you want to survive in the market, you must start from now:
Control your position. Strictly cut losses. Stay in cash as a strategy. Don’t be greedy with profits.
Follow me, and I will teach you the real logic of operating through bull and bear markets, rather than relying on a single gamble to determine your fate with reckless fantasies.
Don't rush to double down; first learn not to blow up. Because only by staying alive do you have the qualification for the next bet.
