My Actual Trading Capital Curve

The last month has been my worst trading period in the past year, mainly due to psychological issues caused by the last ten days of April, which led to continuous mistakes resulting in over a 30% drawdown in my account. The mistakes I made during this process were basically the same few common errors: first, my position size was a bit too heavy; second, I had slightly larger stop losses; third, I traded too frequently; and fourth, I was easily influenced by external factors. These were the main reasons for my continuous losses in April.

Starting from May, it has been 20 days until now, and the market hasn't been favorable. Coupled with my confidence in trading being severely impacted, I basically didn't make any money in May. However, I didn't stop trading; on the contrary, I executed over forty trades in May. I just managed to control things better, so I neither made nor lost money in May. Below is my capital curve for the last three months. Compared to those around me, I believe my capital curve has remained relatively stable, and I hope that my upcoming trades can be even more stable. Recently, I made a simple adjustment to my trading, starting with a few trades with slightly smaller risk-reward ratios to stabilize my account, and then I will consider larger risk-reward ratios later.