What kind of person should do contracts, and what kind of person should do spot trading?
Most people think the difference lies in whether one understands the technology, but in fact, what determines the outcome more is mindset and habits.
Contracts are more like boxing.
If you punch quickly and judge accurately, you can win in seconds; but if you miss your defense, a single flaw can lead to a knockout. It suits those who can react quickly, handle pressure, and stay calm after getting hit. If you can accept doubling your wins a few times, and also accept getting knocked down but standing up again — then contracts are your arena.
But if your mindset is fragile, and you rush to recover after a loss, unable to stop making random trades, then contracts will only drag you into the abyss.
Spot trading is more like fish farming. Feed a little every day, slowly wait for them to grow; during this time, if the water quality is poor, a few fish may die, but the overall pond remains. It suits those who are patient and can withstand waiting. You’re not in a hurry to get rich today, but once you see the right direction, even if you get caught in a downturn, you can wait for the fish to grow fat.
I have seen many people who, clearly could profit from spot trading, insist on doing contracts instead and end up knocked down without standing firm; there are also those who are impatient, who could have turned things around with contracts but suffer in spot trading for years, missing their own rhythm.
The hardest thing in the market is not the technology, but finding a method that fits your personality.
Not everyone is suited for the same path. Choosing the wrong track can lead to missing out on even the best market conditions.
If you don’t want to keep going in circles, then join me in planning, so you can get out of the low point as soon as possible. The current market is a great opportunity to recover and double your funds.
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