Yesterday, a fan told me that his account had been halved again.
The reason is simple: he was unclear about the market, and he kept adding positions, ultimately getting wiped out by a wave of sell-offs.
As for me, in the same market situation, I only made one trade all day.
I waited for confirmation signals, gently pushed my position, and made a clean profit of over 100 points.
What's the difference? One is urgent, the other is steady.
Trading mantra:
If you don't understand, don't do it; it's better to stay in cash.
Start with a small position, and add more only when it's stable.
If you're wrong, cut it off without hesitation.
Flipping positions doesn't mean making more trades, but rather making fewer, more precise ones.