2025-12-27 00:25:43

In three days, I followed four waves of orders, and I didn't make a single profit. This continuous losing streak really discourages me. Reflecting carefully, where exactly is the problem? Is it choosing the wrong copy trading partner, or is it the timing of entry and stop-loss that isn't precise enough? Or perhaps being led by emotions, failing to stick to my risk control plan? Every time I think I can turn it around, but the losses only deepen. I want to hear everyone's thoughts—has anyone experienced a similar situation?

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WhaleInTraining

· 3h ago

I've been through worse... Four waves are still manageable.

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ClassicDumpster

· 12h ago

This is a typical case of chasing gains and selling in a panic, bro.

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WalletWhisperer

· 20h ago

Buddy, this is the result of chasing orders --- Four consecutive losses? Time to reflect if you’ve been following the wrong people --- Stop-loss is truly an art; execution is the key --- Either you chose the wrong option or your mentality collapsed; nine times out of ten, it’s the latter --- The more you want to turn things around, the deeper you fall; I’ve jumped into this pit myself --- No matter how well the risk control plan is written, it’s useless if you don’t stick to it --- Losing three days in a row indicates a system problem; it’s time to take a break --- The problem isn’t in the choice itself, but in the mentality of trying to gamble your way back every time --- Chasing signals until you start doubting yourself—that’s a bit dangerous --- You still need to find a reliable strategy; don’t just follow others blindly

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MrDecoder

· 12-27 00:55

Bro, this is the gambler's mentality; you need to stop. The biggest risk in copying trades is chasing losses. Losing once or twice and still trying to make it back, but the more you do, the deeper you fall. My experience is to first find your own trading system and not rely too much on others' signals. Losing all four waves indicates either you've chosen the wrong person or your mindset isn't properly adjusted. The best approach in such times is to stay out of the market and stay calm for a few days; don't rush.

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Rugman_Walking

· 12-27 00:55

Are all four waves losing? Buddy, maybe it's time to stop and think carefully.

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DuckFluff

· 12-27 00:51

Four waves of total loss, how miserable is that haha

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BlockchainFoodie

· 12-27 00:47

tbh this is literally just copy-pasting someone else's recipe without understanding the ingredients... ur not even tasting what's going into the pot before serving it up, mate

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