2025-12-27 08:29:58

In mid-November, gold hit its peak and I took profits and exited. Looking back now, why didn't I dare to invest all my margin at that time?

If you ask if I regret it, I wouldn't say I do, because trading with a plan should be like that. But honestly, watching this wave of market movement upward, I feel a bit regretful. If I had been more aggressive back then and fully utilized my margin, the gains would have been significantly higher.

Sometimes trading is like this; the money you make and the money you miss out on both leave you feeling conflicted. Taking profits isn't wrong, but the key is how to grasp position planning when the next opportunity comes.

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MetaverseVagrant

· 12-27 08:58

That's the inner demon—knowing that risk control is the most important, yet still coveting others' full-position gains.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 12-27 08:57

Taking profits and exiting is really like this—after making a profit, you still worry; not making a profit is even more stressful.

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DuskSurfer

· 12-27 08:56

I'm kicking myself for not going all-in when this wave of the market started. I should have just gone all-in from the beginning.

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FloorSweeper

· 12-27 08:44

yo, classic paper hands energy right here. you had the signal, saw the technical setup, but couldn't pull the trigger on full leverage. that's literally how retail gets filtered out lmao

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