2025-12-29 05:23:16

Real trading operation has reached the third day, and I have initially grasped some tricks, but the market fluctuations in the past few days have somewhat worn down my mindset. To be honest, if it weren't for these ups and downs to temper me, I might have given up by now. Trading is a deep water game, there is really so much to learn. Every fluctuation is a lesson, and every decision tests my understanding. The next plan is clear—after this cycle ends, take out some of the profits, and keep 300 dollars in hand to continue trading. This way, I can lock in some gains and continue to accumulate experience. After all, the real goal is to withstand life's hardships; once the pressure passes, I can focus on truly growing through compounding. Now it's just about enduring, learning while doing.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 3h ago

Started reflecting on the third day, and my mindset is half stabilized. Mindset is indeed the hardest part, much more difficult than technical skills. Holding on with 300 yuan is a pretty good idea, at least keeping the fire alive. Feels like this is a bit too romanticized; the market won't treat you well just because you endure. It's right to take out some funds, but don't go all-in on this kind of thing.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 3h ago

You started understanding the market on the third day? I don't believe you. Don't cry if you go bankrupt next week.

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FlashLoanLord

· 3h ago

Three days without dying still makes you a winner; this mindset is something else.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 3h ago

Haha, I started to understand on the third day, and this momentum is pretty good. Mindset is really the toughest hurdle, even more difficult than technology. Keep 300 going and keep going, this trick is good, at least it won't be too scary psychologically. The water is indeed deep. I also realized this after being cut several times. Just take it slow and steady, making real money is a long-term thing. Wait until the pressure passes before thinking about compound interest. As long as you're alive now, that's enough. Learning and doing at the same time is no problem, just don't be greedy. With this mindset, you'll definitely produce results in the long run.

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SocialFiQueen

· 3h ago

By the third day, I was already thinking about withdrawing. This mindset is a bit anxious. --- Continue playing with 300? Bro, are you really trying to accumulate experience or just afraid of losing more? --- The word "endure" is well said, but the real test is still ahead. --- Volatility is part of the course, but sometimes it’s also a nightmare, I have to admit. --- Wait, before the gains even come in, you're already planning how to use them? --- Every decision tests your cognition. This statement is actually quite harsh. --- Endure life's hardships and then compound. I like this approach, but don’t treat trading as a lifeline. --- I agree that the water is too deep, but realizing it on the third day is not simple.

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APY_Chaser

· 3h ago

Started悟道 on the third day, I believe in you haha Keep playing with 300, this approach is steady, much smarter than those who gamble everything at once I understand the word "熬" as just not being able to focus on getting rich quickly right now The market is indeed the best teacher, but the tuition fee is a bit expensive

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