After experiencing several liquidations, you will understand that position size is the most important thing in trading.
It's not scary to be wrong in direction; what's truly deadly is heavy positions + holding onto losing trades + averaging down, which can wipe you out in one go.
In the past, I was the same, thinking about increasing my position to 'pull it back', only to have the market move against me again and wipe me out completely.
After that, I learned: rather than gambling with your life, it’s better to be at ease. Now, I enter each trade with a small position, which actually makes me calmer.
If the direction is right, even a small position can generate momentum. If the direction is wrong, having some room allows for averaging down or exiting without panic or liquidation. No matter how volatile the market gets, I no longer risk everything on a single trade.
A small position does not bring 'small profits', but rather a sense of security, rhythm, and the ability to survive in the long term. If you have also experienced liquidation but haven't found your rhythm, or if you're still anxious about whether to average down or increase your position.
Follow Mr. Huo! I can tell you how to use small positions to achieve 'big results', making trading no longer a gamble but a systematic way to make money. When the rhythm is right, everything is just beginning.