If you are already in debt and anxious beyond control, I advise you to stay away from trading for the time being.
It's not that trading isn't suitable for you, but because your current state isn't worthy of trading.
1. Trading is not a cure, it's an amplifier.
Many people are in debt, fantasizing about turning their fortunes around overnight through trading.
I understand this feeling because those in desperate situations fear slowness the most. But you must understand—
Trading has never been a cure, but an amplifier.
You have fear, it makes you even more fearful.
You have greed, it leads you to a margin call.
If your mindset is unstable, it will bring you back to your original state ten times a day.
You did not lose to the market, but to yourself.
2. A person's trading level = his level of self-discipline.
Those who can truly survive in the market rely not on skills, but on self-control.
He knows when to exit and when to go flat.
Know when to endure, when to be ruthless, and when to abandon fantasy.
In simple terms, those who can do well in trading are the ones who can 'control themselves'.
And this sense of discipline is unrelated to age; it is only related to your 'attitude' and 'expectations'.
3. If you treat it as a game, the market will give you a lesson.
Some people treat trading as a game, thinking 'I’m already in debt, so let’s gamble one more time.'
But how do professional traders do it?
They treat this as a job, a serious profession.
It’s not about 'playing around in the crypto world to see the market'.
But rather it is 'analyzing, recording, modeling, executing, and reviewing' every day without fail.
So the results are completely different—
You are 'speculating on fate', while he is 'managing risk'.
4. If you really have nothing, there are still opportunities.
Of course, if you are already 'in debt to the limit', and if there are many lice, you won't be afraid of itching.
But if there is still a lingering unwillingness in your heart, then you still have a chance.
But you must completely put away your fantasies and put on your battle gear.
Let go of the obsession with 'recouping losses', and the impulse to 'make quick money'.
Start with the most basic learning and practice with the simplest tools.
Treat yourself as a novice apprentice, unafraid of slowness, hardship, or loneliness.
You should be aiming for the next 5 to 10 years, not whether you can turn things around tomorrow.
5. Trading has never been a path for everyone.
Not everyone is suited to be a trader; this statement is harsh but true.
Becoming a mature trader and becoming a mature person are actually the same path.
You can control your impulses, face your fears, endure loneliness, and persist in repetition.
You naturally have the chance to walk out.
Otherwise, even if the moment you enter is 'lucky',
You will also be able to return everything in the storm of a certain market.
Written at the end:
If you are already stuck in the mire and cannot move,
So don't rush to trade for now.
First, take a breather and do something tangible.
First stabilize your life before you can talk about using trading to change your fate.
If you are the one with 'unwillingness in your heart',
Then abandon the fantasy, embrace the system, discipline, and long-termism.
It's not that you have no opportunity, but don't take shortcuts.
In the trading market, what is always rewarded is—
‘Those who slow down.’
