Have you ever wondered why not making money is often more painful than admitting defeat? When we incur losses, we can use many methods to shift the responsibility onto the market, thus avoiding accountability. But when we see money but can't earn it, we can't blame the market. The market hasn't done anything; it only provides opportunities. But regardless of the reason, we fail to make good use of those opportunities. In other words, we are unable to rationalize away the pain.

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Charge,Charge,Charge,Charge,
· 20h ago
Great. Compared to that "Ning Xiaopang," who completely lost me money, you're more stable than her.
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ZhangLiuqiya
· 05-04 00:25
The teacher is excellent😍😍😍
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GateUser-362105c9
· 05-03 16:07
Missing the move will lead to regret when you open a position, but you forget that your own trading system is a waiting cheetah. Being late to the move really isn’t a big deal—learn to stay in cash and wait. Once the prey appears, it bites down hard and turns the market’s offered opportunities into profit.
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AHeadOfBlackHair
· 05-03 05:11
It's certain that he can't make money now. Whether he's making a profit or a loss, he's just going to lie low for now.
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GateUser-451423b6
· 05-03 03:13
Did you make a profit or a loss, 😀
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