Tips and Advice for Beginners on "Psychological Massage"

If you want to survive in the contract market, you must overcome these human weaknesses:

Accept that losses are part of trading:
No one can achieve a 100% win rate. Losing money is normal; as long as you lose small amounts and make big profits (a reasonable risk-reward ratio), you can be profitable. Don’t try to win on every trade.

Treat “stop-loss” as a cost:
Running a business requires paying rent, and trading stop-losses are just costs. When you hit the stop-loss level, execute like a robot—don’t let emotions interfere.

Give up the fantasy of getting rich overnight:
Contracts are high-risk tools, not an ATM. Slow and steady wins the race; compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world.

Don’t focus on your account balance:
Watching the U’s fluctuations can greatly affect your mindset. Focus on the K-line chart (technical analysis), not on your wallet (money bag).

In summary:
In contracts, beginners die from chasing highs, veterans die from bottom fishing, and experts die from holding onto positions too long. Only by controlling human nature can you control your account.