No one is a god, and everyone makes mistakes. I made a mistake yesterday, shorting at 35,500. I thought that the market would not rebound immediately after a sharp drop, but would fluctuate for a while, so I opened a short order, hoping to make a profit of the $200 price difference. As a result, the market went up, and I was struggling with myself, so I wanted to close the position at the original price. At that time, I would have lost less than $10,000. . . In the end, the two accounts suffered a total loss of $150,000. . .
Last week's profit was $180,000, minus this week's loss of $150,000, which means that this month's profit is only $30,000... But fortunately, my position is relatively large, and the handling fee consumption is relatively high, and the rebate is still $30,000 to $40,000, which is equivalent to a profit of $60,000 to $70,000 this month...
In summary, I made the mistake of greed this time. I hadn't had the opportunity to open a position for a long time, so I couldn't help but want to take advantage of a small wave. As a result, I lost more than I gained. Looking back at the history, all the small waves, losses and gains, were generally losses. Therefore, we must eliminate the small wave thinking. To make a profit in the market, for me personally, I can only follow the light position trend. Slow is fast, fast is slow!
I have made this mistake countless times and have summarized it countless times. I just hope that one day, this habit will be deeply ingrained in my mind, and I will no longer habitually be greedy and trade in small waves! . .
Brothers, let's encourage each other. Next, I will do some small-scale trading with a light position. Take your time and don't rush. . .