As I spent more time making contracts, I discovered a heart-wrenching truth:

Most of those who lose money do not have poor skills, but rather a chaotic mindset. I have a disciple who, after hitting his stop-loss, hurriedly looks for the next trade to make up for it, taking a small profit and stubbornly holding on to losses. He trades every day, but his account balance keeps dwindling.

Later, I asked him to practice 'doing less, doing slowly'—when the market is unclear, stay out of the market; wait for signals to enter, set profit and stop-loss levels in advance, and leave the orders alone. Check the market only once a day, execute if there’s an action, and continue to wait if there isn’t. Since then, his state has gradually stabilized.

Now, he no longer feels anxious about missing opportunities; he cares more about whether this trade is executed according to plan and whether this rhythm suits him. After achieving this, he realized that making money through trading isn’t as difficult as it seems.

If you are also experiencing anxiety, struggle, or uncertainty, why not slow down a bit, be steadier, and set a 'rhythm' for yourself? Don’t think about making a profit on every trade, but work hard to ensure that every trade is clear about why it is being made.

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