Another day of losses. This morning, I was bearish and took a short position, but I couldn't withstand the pullback and got wiped out. I thought I could turn things around, but unexpectedly, there was a sudden surge at noon, and my long position also exploded. Two attempts in the morning and evening, both missed the mark. This is the magic of trading — being wrong once is acceptable, but being wrong twice really can be a bit overwhelming. Watching the account balance steadily decline, I realize that sometimes the best trading decision is to stay on the sidelines. Next time, I need to be more cautious.
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AirdropFatigue
· 23h ago
Oh no, this is a reflection of what I experienced yesterday. Double kills are really incredible.
Daring to continue trading after losing twice in a row, am I brainless?
Making money is not that easy. Sometimes, doing nothing with your hands is the biggest gain.
Looking at this account's decline, I might as well just lie flat.
Both short and long positions got wiped out; the market is playing us like a fiddle.
I learned from this wave. Next time I encounter uncertain market conditions, I will just hold steady and do nothing.
I regret a bit why I couldn't hold back this morning. The opportunity to break even with one move was lost because of myself.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 23h ago
Haha brother, isn't this just my daily routine? All the longs get smashed, and the account balance is free-falling just like my mood.
I got it wrong twice in a row and just froze up. Might as well lie flat; after all, the market will eventually teach you how to behave.
Wish I had listened to advice earlier. The best trading strategy is still not to trade.
This wave of market行情 is really surreal. I bet on ups and downs, and the money is just giving the market gifts.
I've had a bit of a realization. Sometimes being sober is the profit, and staying silent might be the best stop-loss.
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MagicBean
· 23h ago
Haha, I told you, the best thing to do right now is to turn off the software and go to sleep.
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Missed twice? Bro, you really need to stop for a bit. Don't get deeper and deeper.
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Waiting and watching is truly the best defense. Those who understand know.
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Two consecutive explosions in the morning and evening, this is a painful lesson.
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The account is falling, and your mind is also confused. It's better to exit first and calm down.
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Every time you think the next trade will recover the losses, but instead, you lose more by trying to make up.
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This wave of market movement is really annoying, but your thinking is correct. Sometimes surrendering is better than fighting to the death.
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Both judgments were wrong twice, indicating that you need to change your strategy or simply stop trading so frequently.
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Seeing this, I know you should rest. Continuing to trade will only hurt more.
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Waiting and watching is not being cowardly; it's giving yourself a w
Another day of losses. This morning, I was bearish and took a short position, but I couldn't withstand the pullback and got wiped out. I thought I could turn things around, but unexpectedly, there was a sudden surge at noon, and my long position also exploded. Two attempts in the morning and evening, both missed the mark. This is the magic of trading — being wrong once is acceptable, but being wrong twice really can be a bit overwhelming. Watching the account balance steadily decline, I realize that sometimes the best trading decision is to stay on the sidelines. Next time, I need to be more cautious.