2025-12-26 04:37:58

I manage 5 trading accounts, each with a different strategy. Some are all-rounders, doing everything; others are just for show, doing nothing.

The problem is—whenever one account starts losing money consecutively, I think about switching to the next one to try. After all, I have backup plans. But what happens? One after another, I keep rotating through the accounts until they are all drained. This "rotation system" seems clever, but in reality, it's just repeating the same mistake with different accounts. In the end, I still end up losing the same, only with more accounts.

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OldLeekConfession

· 11h ago

Multi-account rotation is just copying and pasting the same losing strategy five times, same soup, different medicine. --- This operation is truly deafening oneself and ringing the bell, five accounts mean five times the tuition fee. --- It hurts a bit, I feel bad for you, really should stop and think about where the problem lies. --- Every time you switch accounts, you think this time you can win, but in the end... --- Having many accounts is just self-deception; if the core logic doesn't change, it's all in vain. --- Anyway, I understand now, stop-loss is the hardest part.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 11h ago

Isn't this just a different disguise to keep losing money? The essence hasn't changed.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 11h ago

This is a typical "skin-changing loss method," changing accounts without changing your mindset, and ending up with the same result. Think about it from a different perspective: if all 5 accounts blow up, it clearly indicates that the problem isn't the number of accounts, but the strategy itself. Honestly, sometimes reflecting on one account is more valuable than five accounts taking turns losing money. Why do so many people like this "left hand to right hand" trick? Having multiple accounts is like having 5 lives, but ending up losing all 5 lives is truly absurd. I've seen this move too many times; at first, it seems clever, but later you realize you're just fooling yourself. Instead of changing accounts, it's better to change your mindset—truthfully.

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AllInAlice

· 11h ago

Ha, this is just a rebranded version of the same problem. Multiple accounts can't save your single transaction logic. No matter how many accounts you have, they can't hide the fundamental issue with your trading approach. A classic case of repeating the story of losing money under different aliases. Five accounts, five targets, and finally all falling together. Have you learned your lesson this time? The problem isn't the number of accounts; it's your stop-loss mindset, brother. The rotation system is really just a self-deceiving excuse.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 12h ago

Haha, isn't this just my daily routine? The more accounts I have, the faster I lose money. --- Five accounts, five ways to die. Same old story, brother. --- You're so right. That's how I ended up bankrupt myself. --- Having multiple accounts just means more chances to make the same mistakes. I get it now. --- It's a problem that needs fixing. No matter how many accounts you have, technical issues can't be solved that way. --- Idle accounts are the most honest; doing nothing might actually be the best strategy. --- Five accounts bleeding at the same time—that feeling is truly incredible. --- The rotating system sounds advanced, but in reality, it's just covering up problems with your trading logic. --- I just want to ask, have you ever tried managing just one account? Specializing is always better than juggling multiple. --- This isn't risk management; it's just self-deception.

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