Just finished depositing money, took a sip of water, and the position was gone.

Not just once or twice.
It's been repeatedly pressed to the ground by the market, and my mindset has been completely shattered.
It was only later that I woke up: the problem has never been the market conditions, but myself—
Too impatient, too greedy, too self-righteous.
Now I haven't been liquidated in a long time.
These few honest words can help you lose less:
1. Don't always think about adding positions to fight for a rebound when you're trapped
Adding to positions is about controlling risk, not gambling for huge profits. Holding onto thoughts of getting rich quickly is just one step away from liquidation.
2. The calmer the market, the more danger it hides
Sideways movement isn't safety; it's brewing trouble.
A sharp rise must be followed by a correction—that's an iron law.
3. Position size is a thousand times more important than the direction
A light position allows you to adjust if wrong; a heavy position means one mistake and you're out.
4. Mindset is your strongest card
Profit without arrogance, loss without impatience, acting according to rules—only those who do this can survive.
Final sentence:
In this market, surviving longer is always more important than earning quickly.
Steady progress is the way to go far.
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