Honestly, my biggest enemy in contract trading is not the market, but myself.

The plan before entering a position looks perfect—stop-loss is set, and profit targets are clear. But when it comes to execution, everything collapses. I can stick to the stop-loss and prevent losses from expanding, but profit-taking? Every time the candlestick wavers near my target price, my heart starts pounding: Can this price reach it? Will it pull back? Is closing early to lock in profits the safest choice now?

Then self-doubt takes over my entire mind, and the pre-set profit target is abandoned, resulting in an "early exit" that seems "safe." And what happens? The next day, I check the chart, and my target price has already been hit. The money I could have made is lost simply because I lacked the courage to execute.

This is a weakness of human nature—fear. It causes you to choose to escape when patience is most needed. Overcoming this psychological barrier is a necessary hurdle to truly profit in trading.