Speaking of breakout opportunities after a market correction, it is indeed a moment to test trading skills. Taking RVV as an example, I opened a position when I saw this trend. Some say I have a gambling mentality, but frankly, I spent a lot of time refining this system earlier. Spending fifteen or sixteen hours a day exploring was not in vain. Although the 20x leverage has its limit, the next day it doubled directly. The returns were indeed substantial, but I didn't take profits in time; instead, I was driven by panic during the subsequent sharp decline and finally closed my position.
Many people say I got liquidated, but technique and mindset are two different things. This experience made me clearer: market judgment is just the foundation; risk management and emotional control are the keys to determining the final outcome.
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 9h ago
Oh man, this is a classic case of making a profit but still losing. Even when the market judgment is correct, your own mindset ends up sabotaging you.
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PerpetualLonger
· 9h ago
Oh, you speak nicely but in the end you still didn't stick to it. Is this really a mindset issue?
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RadioShackKnight
· 9h ago
This wave indeed caught the point, but unfortunately the mindset still hasn't caught up.
Doubling up and not taking profits, who's to blame... To be honest, this is just greed taking over.
The technique was right, but the emotions backfired; everyone has experienced this kind of thing, right?
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RektButStillHere
· 9h ago
Oh no, it's that saying again—making money is easy, but keeping it is hard.
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SerumSquirrel
· 10h ago
It doubled but still didn't escape the peak, this is just outrageous, brother.
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SolidityNewbie
· 10h ago
To be honest, I understand how you feel... Not holding after doubling is really a tough experience.
Speaking of breakout opportunities after a market correction, it is indeed a moment to test trading skills. Taking RVV as an example, I opened a position when I saw this trend. Some say I have a gambling mentality, but frankly, I spent a lot of time refining this system earlier. Spending fifteen or sixteen hours a day exploring was not in vain. Although the 20x leverage has its limit, the next day it doubled directly. The returns were indeed substantial, but I didn't take profits in time; instead, I was driven by panic during the subsequent sharp decline and finally closed my position.
Many people say I got liquidated, but technique and mindset are two different things. This experience made me clearer: market judgment is just the foundation; risk management and emotional control are the keys to determining the final outcome.