Why do so many people still play contracts even though they blow up every day?
To say something unpleasant, most people don't really understand what it's all about.
You see the platform offering 5x or 10x leverage, and you really think you're trading at 5x? Laughable.
If you have a 10,000 U account, you can only lose 500 U before you get liquidated, but then you go and open a position of 30,000 U—thinking it's 5x, but in reality, you're gambling with 60x of your life.
Yet you remain unaware, thinking you're stable.
Those who truly know how to trade contracts understand that its essence is risk hedging.
The profits you earn don't come from luck; they come from others getting liquidated.
That's why professional players spend 70% of their time waiting; they won't act unless the market is right.
When they do act, they're aiming for precise harvesting, unlike you, who’s tumbling around every day.
To win in contracts, the key is two words: counter-intuitive.
When others panic, you stay calm; when others are greedy, you are cautious.
Set strict stop losses, with losses not exceeding 5%.
But once you make a profit, you must run harder than anyone else, at least doubling your stop loss.
Many people still don’t understand and say: Isn’t trading just gambling?
No, brother.
You get liquidated because you are gambling.
We make money because we are calculating.
I won’t share the core stuff; if you want to learn, come to me yourself.
If you're still trading based on feelings, I suggest you get some rest; don’t stay up late; there’s everything in your dreams.
