Sometimes I really can't understand this logic. After opening a position, just leave it there, too lazy to even check the allocation ratio, and end up opening orders randomly everywhere. In the end, one careless move and it blows up. What happens after a margin call? Whether it's the market's fault or the platform's fault, they refuse to admit their own responsibility. This kind of mentality is too common in trading markets, and in the end, it's your own principal that suffers.
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TopBuyerForever
· 5h ago
Really, there are plenty of people like this. Opening positions without management, blaming others when it blows up—this is just hilarious.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 6h ago
To be honest, this is a typical gambler's mentality—opening a position and then distancing oneself, only to start blaming others after a loss.
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BlockTalk
· 6h ago
Haha, you're right. There are plenty of these scapegoaters in the crypto world, blaming the market for their own lack of skill.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 6h ago
Really, I've seen many people like this... Don't they check the drawdown before opening a position?
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CountdownToBroke
· 6h ago
Liquidation and still blaming others, that's really something. Being bad at it and blaming the world at the same time.
Sometimes I really can't understand this logic. After opening a position, just leave it there, too lazy to even check the allocation ratio, and end up opening orders randomly everywhere. In the end, one careless move and it blows up. What happens after a margin call? Whether it's the market's fault or the platform's fault, they refuse to admit their own responsibility. This kind of mentality is too common in trading markets, and in the end, it's your own principal that suffers.