Many people want to play contracts, but most people are simply not suited for it. It can even be said that on the road to playing contracts, many people are giving money to the market.

Why? Take a look at these points; if you resonate with them, stop investing blindly.

🔹 Poor awareness, inflated mentality

As soon as they enter the market, they think about getting rich, with the mindset of "I can use 10x leverage and turn the tables directly." What’s the result? It could be a total loss overnight, or it could be slowly draining your account.

Contracts are not ATMs; don’t always think about getting rich off a single trade.

Most of the people who lose money are those with an inflated mentality who blindly pursue high profits.

🔹 Poor skills

Some people think technical indicators are not important, casually opening positions based on feelings.

If skills are lacking, trading is like tossing a coin; whether going long or short, the win rate is basically 50%.

In the long run, this will wipe out your principal, as skills are the foundation for your survival in the market.

🔹 Poor mindset, mental exhaustion

Every time they make a trade, there is an internal struggle: if it rises a little, they fear a pullback; if it falls a little, they want to cut losses.

This is a typical case of "eager to concede defeat," leading to simply holding on and then getting liquidated.

Contracts are not just about trading; they are also a contest of patience and mindset.

If you cannot control your emotions, contracts are not your "thing."

🔹 Poor execution

If you say you will cut losses, then do it; if you see a profit target, then run. The plan set before the trade must not change.

However, many people often look at technical analysis and don't enter the market, or they run away at a small profit, not executing according to their plan.

Contracts fear this kind of poor execution; not following the rules will ultimately lead to self-inflicted losses.

🔹 Always wanting to get rich overnight

Those who truly know how to trade contracts look for major trends, set mid-term positions, allocate capital well, set take-profit and stop-loss points, and then close the app and wait patiently.

Frequent short-term trades will instead lead you into a cycle of losses.

You see others doubling their money in a day, but you end up losing your capital on short trades. The market is genuinely a "slow bull" that makes big money, not the kind of "rapid" riches you imagine.

Contracts are not a game; they are not something everyone can do.

You must either have a mature mindset, strong execution, or solid skills; all three are essential.

Otherwise, you are not making money for yourself but giving money to the market.

If you want to make money, first improve these basic abilities.

If you still don’t know what to do, follow K. As long as you are willing to learn, I will always be here!!!