The unity of knowledge and action has not been achieved. This is the most common issue: trading plans and planned trades, but in reality, chaotic trading. Often, there is no unity of knowledge and action! The plan has long been forgotten, and afterward, there is often regret and pain, frequently resulting in significant losses. At this moment, do not act impulsively!
During trading, there is extreme randomness. Sudden surges or new developments during the session, inability to control impulses, and ineffective identification of the strongest core and logic lead to reactive, emotional trading, often causing large losses. When the market is good, small profits are possible; when the market is bad, it results in various big losses, repeatedly tormenting you. At this time, you should stay calm!
After a series of losses, one falls into a dead end of trying to quickly recover the lost capital, wanting to eat a big chunk at once, but repeatedly reducing the principal, falling into self-doubt, self-deception, and painful entanglement, extremely chaotic! This is the worst situation: firstly, the human desire to recover wealth from high points; secondly, immense pressure such as mortgage, car loan, credit card debt, loans, anxiety, and life stress; thirdly, impatience to succeed, lack of patience, ultimately getting beaten in a cycle of continuous losses. At this moment, you should rest!
Doubts about self-awareness, collapse of faith, loss of confidence! At this point, there is no pattern, no risk control, no discipline—only anxiety and a gambler’s mentality, which makes it extremely easy to blow up your account!
Investment is a great practice. Wealth does not come from impatience. Wealth accumulation is a gradual process. The stock market path is not smooth sailing; it involves continuous upward movement, getting beaten, suffering, falling down, then standing up again, constantly moving upward, repeating this cycle. If you still maintain love for the market, confidence, and keep learning and summarizing, you will gradually become stronger!
Making quick profits in the ultra-short term mainly depends on market generosity. When the market is good, tolerance is high, and you can enjoy the benefits of the hot spots. When the market is bad or retreating, you should rest or trade with very small positions so that your capital can grow slowly. Because there is no such thing as a born trading genius; everyone learns through countless struggles. When trading styles or methods do not belong to you, you should rest and trade with very small positions to avoid damaging your fundamentals!
Looking back, recent failures in trading are all due to oneself! Actually, you should pause, slow down, and regain your state. The road ahead is long. Flowing water does not compete to be first; it strives to be endless. Therefore, next, you should be clear about what you need to do!
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How to self-rescue after continuous losses and hitting a dead end!
The unity of knowledge and action has not been achieved. This is the most common issue: trading plans and planned trades, but in reality, chaotic trading. Often, there is no unity of knowledge and action! The plan has long been forgotten, and afterward, there is often regret and pain, frequently resulting in significant losses. At this moment, do not act impulsively!
During trading, there is extreme randomness. Sudden surges or new developments during the session, inability to control impulses, and ineffective identification of the strongest core and logic lead to reactive, emotional trading, often causing large losses. When the market is good, small profits are possible; when the market is bad, it results in various big losses, repeatedly tormenting you. At this time, you should stay calm!
After a series of losses, one falls into a dead end of trying to quickly recover the lost capital, wanting to eat a big chunk at once, but repeatedly reducing the principal, falling into self-doubt, self-deception, and painful entanglement, extremely chaotic! This is the worst situation: firstly, the human desire to recover wealth from high points; secondly, immense pressure such as mortgage, car loan, credit card debt, loans, anxiety, and life stress; thirdly, impatience to succeed, lack of patience, ultimately getting beaten in a cycle of continuous losses. At this moment, you should rest!
Doubts about self-awareness, collapse of faith, loss of confidence! At this point, there is no pattern, no risk control, no discipline—only anxiety and a gambler’s mentality, which makes it extremely easy to blow up your account!
Investment is a great practice. Wealth does not come from impatience. Wealth accumulation is a gradual process. The stock market path is not smooth sailing; it involves continuous upward movement, getting beaten, suffering, falling down, then standing up again, constantly moving upward, repeating this cycle. If you still maintain love for the market, confidence, and keep learning and summarizing, you will gradually become stronger!
Making quick profits in the ultra-short term mainly depends on market generosity. When the market is good, tolerance is high, and you can enjoy the benefits of the hot spots. When the market is bad or retreating, you should rest or trade with very small positions so that your capital can grow slowly. Because there is no such thing as a born trading genius; everyone learns through countless struggles. When trading styles or methods do not belong to you, you should rest and trade with very small positions to avoid damaging your fundamentals!
Looking back, recent failures in trading are all due to oneself! Actually, you should pause, slow down, and regain your state. The road ahead is long. Flowing water does not compete to be first; it strives to be endless. Therefore, next, you should be clear about what you need to do!