Liquidation is not because your skills are poor, but because you don't understand how to control your position at all.
Too many people jump into the market and go all in; with an account of 10,000, they directly leverage it heavily, fantasizing about doubling their money with a small increase, and cutting losses and running away with a small decrease, making it feel like gambling.
I used to be the same way, making money quickly but losing it even faster; I was right about the direction, yet I still lost money.
Later, I realized that those who truly make it are not necessarily the ones who earn the most, but those who can afford to lose.
Since then, I have only done one thing: rolling profits.
I enter every trade with a testing position; I add more when the market moves in my favor, and I cut losses and exit when I'm wrong, never confronting the market head-on.
You may see my trades as not that thrilling, but my account grows thicker, and my mindset becomes steadier.
Others might think I'm "conservative," but I know that this stability is a lesson learned at the cost of my life.
Before the market moves, I can sit on the sidelines for three days without making a move; when the rhythm is right, I dare to take a full position.
I never rely on gambling, only on rhythm + position control.
Many people die in the market, not from the market's movements, but from emotions and fantasies.
If you really want to turn things around, stop opening positions recklessly, stop heavily bottom-fishing, and stop gambling with your capital.
The market will give you opportunities, but you need to have the life to seize them.
It's okay to move slowly; as long as you're on the right path and the rhythm is steady, this road will always be beneath your feet.
In this market, what you lack is not effort, nor is it opportunity, but someone who can help you earn steadily in this market.
