To those still enduring liquidation and holding positions!
Don't rush to recover losses, and don't blame yourself. At the moment of liquidation, when the account goes to zero, the courage you think is 'just one more position to break even' is actually just self-deception. I understand, you're not a joke; you're just treating 'unwillingness' as a strategy, and 'holding on a bit longer' as risk control.
First, stop and write down the recent liquidations: the average cost, the news at the time, the duration of your anxiety, and the feelings when closing positions. Then calculate a column: if you had cut losses that day, how much would be left in the account? You will realize that it's not the market that is losing, but yourself believing again and again in the illusion that 'this time is different.' Holding on stubbornly will only double your losses.
First, stabilize your life: eat on time, turn off your screen before 1 AM, browse recruitment apps, and save enough for next month's rent. Your account can be empty, but the fridge cannot be empty; as long as you are still here, your mind is your greatest capital.
If you want to enter the market again, remember two iron rules:
1️⃣ Only use spare money; don't touch rent, meal money, or medical expenses.
2️⃣ Set stop-loss and take-profit orders before opening a position; absolutely do not change them on the fly—no matter how the market just turned around, you must acknowledge it; this trade is just tuition.
'Not giving up' is not about holding positions; it's about breaking down mistakes and discarding them one by one. First, get a good night's sleep today, send resumes tomorrow, and review your trades the day after.
As long as life hasn't collapsed, you still have the right to turn things around—it's not about turning the market around; it's about turning your own life around. The market and opportunities are always there, but first, pick yourself up off the floor.
Bro, establish yourself first, then establish your account.
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