Why do the poor lose more in financial derivatives?

Because they simply can't wait. The wealthy have 10 million in their accounts, and catching a 10% move earns them one million. But the poor only have 100,000, and even a 10,000 increase can't fill the holes in their lives. So they trade desperately, looking for opportunities every day, and end up losing more and more.

What truly destroys them isn't the market, but the pressure of life and trading anxiety. They mistakenly believe that trading is like working a job—you must make money every day to survive.

But the masters' rhythm is never winning every day; it's about fighting once every three years, eating well in one battle. When the trend comes, go all out; after the tide recedes, stay in cash and refine your skills.

A gentleman hides his talents within and acts at the right time. #Gate春节赛马红包嘉年华

The poor have a low tolerance for mistakes, and their mindset tends to be fragile; wealth doesn't come through impatience. The relaxed confidence of the wealthy comes from having a safety net—they don't need to rush.