Why do so many people stay away from contracts? It’s not because they’re afraid of losing money—it’s because they truly have no clue.

The market changes every day, and if you just grope around blindly, you’re basically feeding your money to the market. How to judge the trend, how to control your position size, when to admit defeat and cut your losses—if someone breaks these things down for you once, it’s worth half a year of tuition fees you’d pay learning on your own.

Here are a few key points:
Don’t just stare at the candlestick chart to spot trends—combine it with fund flows
Testing lightly with small positions isn’t cowardice, it’s the prerequisite for survival
Liquidations are always due to bad position management, not bad luck
Consistent profits come from discipline, not gut feeling

Contracts aren’t hard to get started with—the hard part is knowing when to walk away.