In the 18 days after entering a major exchange, I experienced the entire process from loss to profit and almost liquidation. I once lost over 5,000, but ultimately made over 3,000 in profit. Now, I’ve turned 6U into 1,200U.
The biggest mistake I made early on was greed. Placing hundreds of orders in a day, winning ten times still couldn’t outweigh one loss. At that time, I didn’t understand a key principle: the more contracts you hold, the greater the cost of mistakes.
Later, I changed my strategy to focus on just one or two opportunities per day. If something felt off, I would cut my losses immediately. No matter how many fantasies I had, they couldn’t justify the need for stop-loss. With small capital, there’s little room for error, so during a pullback, never hold onto false hope.
Now, I’m fully opening my account in hopes that everyone can avoid the pitfalls I’ve experienced. These lessons were bought with real money, and they’re worth it.
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In the 18 days after entering a major exchange, I experienced the entire process from loss to profit and almost liquidation. I once lost over 5,000, but ultimately made over 3,000 in profit. Now, I’ve turned 6U into 1,200U.
The biggest mistake I made early on was greed. Placing hundreds of orders in a day, winning ten times still couldn’t outweigh one loss. At that time, I didn’t understand a key principle: the more contracts you hold, the greater the cost of mistakes.
Later, I changed my strategy to focus on just one or two opportunities per day. If something felt off, I would cut my losses immediately. No matter how many fantasies I had, they couldn’t justify the need for stop-loss. With small capital, there’s little room for error, so during a pullback, never hold onto false hope.
Now, I’m fully opening my account in hopes that everyone can avoid the pitfalls I’ve experienced. These lessons were bought with real money, and they’re worth it.