#比特币与黄金战争 $BEAT's rises and falls have never been complicated; the real challenge is—are you willing to admit that you've been in the wrong position?
When losing money, the most common reaction is to blame everything else. Bad market, tricky行情, opponents too strong... blame everything except asking yourself one question: who really earned the money I lost?
The answer is actually obvious—those who follow the trend.
The market's job is to operate according to rules; it won't care about your feelings just because you lose money. Whether it goes up or down, behind it all are capital flows making choices. The common mistake we make is not necessarily misreading the行情 itself, but stubbornly fighting against the trend, unwilling to cut losses, and refusing to admit mistakes.
Refusing to admit you're wrong about the direction → losses snowball; learning to go with the trend → accepting every mistake → trading becomes simpler.
Those who truly make money in trading, when losing a position, their first reaction isn't to curse the market but to immediately review:
Did I operate in the opposite direction?
Was I emotionally hijacked?
Did I fail to exit as planned?
Opportunities like $TRU, $pippin and other assets are always available, and the market window has never closed. Ultimately, whether you can make money from the market depends on whether you truly take responsibility for each of your trades—no shifting blame, no self-deception, no evasion.
If you're still hesitating and don't know where to start, you can check out how I usually position myself in these assets.
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ser_ngmi
· 13h ago
Really, saying "stop loss" is easy, but actually executing it is truly suffocatingly difficult.
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ForkPrince
· 13h ago
That's a great point; the worst thing is really refusing to admit mistakes.
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GasWaster69
· 13h ago
That was really harsh, but you hit the nail on the head. I'm that kind of stubborn fool who has to wait for a margin call to admit fault...
#比特币与黄金战争 $BEAT's rises and falls have never been complicated; the real challenge is—are you willing to admit that you've been in the wrong position?
When losing money, the most common reaction is to blame everything else. Bad market, tricky行情, opponents too strong... blame everything except asking yourself one question: who really earned the money I lost?
The answer is actually obvious—those who follow the trend.
The market's job is to operate according to rules; it won't care about your feelings just because you lose money. Whether it goes up or down, behind it all are capital flows making choices. The common mistake we make is not necessarily misreading the行情 itself, but stubbornly fighting against the trend, unwilling to cut losses, and refusing to admit mistakes.
Refusing to admit you're wrong about the direction → losses snowball; learning to go with the trend → accepting every mistake → trading becomes simpler.
Those who truly make money in trading, when losing a position, their first reaction isn't to curse the market but to immediately review:
Did I operate in the opposite direction?
Was I emotionally hijacked?
Did I fail to exit as planned?
Opportunities like $TRU, $pippin and other assets are always available, and the market window has never closed. Ultimately, whether you can make money from the market depends on whether you truly take responsibility for each of your trades—no shifting blame, no self-deception, no evasion.
If you're still hesitating and don't know where to start, you can check out how I usually position myself in these assets.