#美联储重启降息步伐 $LUNC Playing contracts is really interesting. Some people grow their accounts thicker and thicker, while others get more and more anxious. What's the difference?



Just two words apart—self-discipline and greed.

$PIPPIN Let's talk about those who get more chaotic the more they trade.
When they see a big bullish candlestick, they immediately go all-in, afraid they'll never see such a trend again in their lifetime. What about the stop-loss they set before? When they lose a bit, they just want to hold on, and holding turns a small loss into a deep drawdown, turning trading into praying.
Muttering to themselves, "I feel it's about to rise."
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ZkProofPuddingvip
· 12-06 07:09
That’s so true, that's exactly my buddy—going all in again and again, and now he keeps asking me how to stop the bleeding every day.
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PanicSellervip
· 12-06 07:00
Haha, seriously, I'm the type who gets impulsive when I see a big green candle. Now my account is already in ruins.
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BlockchainBardvip
· 12-06 06:56
It really is just a thought away from heaven or hell. I’ve seen too many all-in gamblers end up closing their positions in tears.
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GweiWatchervip
· 12-06 06:56
Here we go again. I've seen too many people go all-in and then cry their eyes out. Honestly, self-discipline is easy to talk about but extremely hard to practice.
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