You think you are day trading, but in reality, you are just trading in vain.....
Recently, another old fan came to me for a review, losing nearly 20,000 USD in 3 months.
The problem is simple, yet 90% of retail investors fall into this pit:
Frequent day trading leads to more chaos, more losses, and ultimately thinner account equity.
Many people don't realize that the real pace of controlling losses is not about market fluctuations, but about the rhythm of the account and liquidity of funds.
Let me share a practical example I guided:
A new friend started with only 5600 USD, and by the beginning of the month, he had lost nearly half.
I limited his trading frequency → split his position rhythm → strictly enforced a strong loss control strategy.
Now, only half a month later, his equity not only doubled
but also resolved his long-standing issue of "not being able to hold/execute stably."
The key here is not how many trades you get right
but rather that I had him only take trades when the "timing is ripe," and funds were aligned to enter.
Do you want to learn?
Do you think it's just a few candlestick patterns and indicator settings that are enough?
Too many people are heading in the wrong direction, thinking that frequent trading can earn them more, but if any one of direction + position + rhythm is wrong, it's all in vain.
I just want to ask one question:
Is your current trading logic clear?
Do you enter and exit based on a plan or on emotions?
Stop wasting time researching "how to get rich overnight,"
What you lack is not "skills," but a stable strategy + a clear trend rhythm system.
Every month, old fans come to me to turn their losses around
But the ones who can truly grasp it are always that 1%.
After all, the real methods to make money always belong to a small portion of people.
