2025-12-29 10:24:15

After a series of losing trades, I chose to take a serious look at the whole process. To be honest, the current debt situation (about 5,000) did give me a heavy reminder that the most uncomfortable thing is to be sorry for the family who supported me.

But this is not the end. Every loss is a test of my mental limits and a polish of my strategic framework. I am constantly refining my trading system and working towards a higher state of "selfless trading"—a realm that transcends emotional distractions and relies purely on discipline. Short-term difficulties cannot change my dedication to long-term goals.

Perhaps this is the tempering process that every trader goes through. I hope my experience has inspired you - true strength is not about winning once or twice, but about always staying awake and determined to improve in the face of failure.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 7h ago

Losing 5000 bucks is exhausting, brother, but at least I haven't been liquidated yet, right?

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AirdropHunter007

· 8h ago

Losing 5000 yuan and still talking about "selfless trading"? That's quite a mindset. What did your family say? Did you come clean? Honestly, I've heard this kind of talk too many times. In the end, it all comes down to the real money in your account. Let me ask seriously, is your "strategy framework" now able to generate stable profits? Another "refinement period," this term has been especially popular lately. It's true that improving through failure, but the premise is to survive first, right?

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FloorSweeper

· 8h ago

5000 bucks... Sigh, this is really tough, but I have to give you a thumbs up, no self-destructive behavior I understand the guilt towards family; it's more painful than losing money itself The idea of a no-my-trade sounds good, but honestly, most people can't stick with it. The key is whether you can really do it Keep going, brother. Hope the next market rally can turn things around --- I've heard this "refinement process" a bit too much; everyone in the community says the same, but it all depends on who actually changes --- So, is this the phase of no trading and rest, or should we continue looking for opportunities in the market? --- The cost of 5000 bucks for enlightenment—if it can truly help you fix your issues, it's not a loss --- I just want to know what your specific plan is moving forward. Just understanding the principles isn't enough --- Family support is more valuable than anything else. Don't let them down. Keep going --- Have you set your stop-loss yet, or are you still holding on?

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