Most traders do it backwards.

They hold a loser and pray it comes back.

And they sell a winner the second it shows a tiny profit.

Flip that.

Cut the loser fast. A small loss is cheap. A big loss kills the account.

Let the winner run. One good runner pays for a bunch of small losses.

Say you have $1,000. You risk $10 per trade and cut it there, no arguing.

One winner runs to +$60. That one win just paid for six small losers.

That's the whole trick. Small losses, big wins. Not the other way round.

Next time a trade goes red, ask yourself one thing. Would I buy it here, right now? If the answer's no, get out.

And when a trade goes your way, don't grab the first few dollars and run. Give it room to breathe.

Losers get cut. Winners get room. That's how accounts stay alive.