Brothers, when you place a trade, you must calculate the amount of money you could lose when hitting a stop-loss of 3162. Think about the money you will lose, never think about the money you will make if you win. Don’t place a trade with any volume just because you trust someone else's order. Don’t let yourself win continuously in 10 trades only to give it all back in 1 or 2 trades. Trading futures requires discipline and gradual accumulation; there is no such thing as a 100% winning trade. If I knew which trades would win 100%, I would go all-in and be rich, traveling and enjoying life, not here building a community to earn every single commission from you. Experiencing a stop-loss in futures trading is very normal; it’s only unusual for those who trade futures without a stop-loss and stubbornly hold on. No matter how much you hold on, you will burn out. For those who stubbornly hold onto their trades, I can only advise this: If the trade is wrong, you must accept it is wrong. You must accept cutting your losses to have the opportunity to re-enter the right trades. As long as you have money, you have opportunities; if the trade is wrong and you stubbornly hold on, there will be no opportunity for winning trades.
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