TheMarketCan_tBeWron

Short-term trading should be quick in and out. Always trying to get bigger gains with a long-term approach. Add positions on paper profits. Short-term trading should not add on paper profits but should take profits instead. Don't keep using the long-term approach; aim for small profits.

Not studying and daydreaming, opening orders and margin replenishment casually, unwilling to stop loss, human nature is always like this.

I'm in a pretty awkward position right now and don't know how to place an order anymore. Rationally, I tell myself not to trade if I don't understand it. It's been several days since I last placed an order, and my itchy hands and curiosity about the psychological state have become quite strange.

Teachers always start promoting during big market moves. Did you get in? Fully take profit! Reached 6000 points. Can you hold it, teachers?

It's exploded again. Is this the end of holding a losing position? Increasing the position often just makes it harder to let go.

It seems that after taking on a single position, the mindset changes to a different one, fortunately without making mistakes.

It can be considered that we have experienced another significant fluctuation, the pain of profit pullback, and the agony of holding on. Let's continue fighting.

It seems that no one can grasp the precise entry points, so Margin Replenishment and Position management become particularly important. I managed to do that today, but if it doesn't follow the original direction, I might need to stop loss and I’m unsure if I can take action, especially after unrealized losses and Margin Replenishment.

Found a good position, really want to increase the position and go for a large position.

Those who can buy are apprentices, and those who can sell are masters. After finishing the break-even loss last night, I kept wanting to open another position but held back. Learning a small lesson and being able to hold on for a long time is a good thing.

The essence of trading is a game of self-restraint. Today's two trades were both against the trend; even if there are losses, one should not feel regret. Timely corrections are important. Failure is not scary; the most terrifying thing is not to reflect on oneself.

Get Liquidated. Let's start over after a while and find my own trading method.

I didn't exit the position before leaving, and upon returning, I forgot the reason for entering the position, which led to this hold a losing position without a stop loss.

Everything judged is correct, but I don't dare to place an order.

The importance of leaving a backup fund for oneself

The market does not judge that the loss on the stop loss is always minimal

Don't rush to short, and don't panic while holding positions.

Haste makes waste; don't rush into orders, profits will come naturally.

Missed gains, because of the lack of confidence in opening positions without following trading principles.

Control your hands, be bold, be decisive