In a trending market, leverage is a tool; in a range-bound market, leverage is a bomb. When the direction is unclear, the best move is to do nothing. Keep each trade’s position size within one-tenth of your total capital. If you lose, it won’t hurt; if you win, you won’t get carried away. After going in with a light position, your judgment becomes much clearer—you won’t second-guess just because the position is too heavy. The essence of futures trading is risk management, not gambling. Lock in the loss amount for each trade in advance, and when it hits, exit without hesitation. After you get a few trades right, don’t get cocky; after you get a few trades wrong, don’t rush. Consistency matters far more than making a fortune quickly. If you hold onto both the trend and your position sizing, your account can gradually move upward. The market isn’t short of opportunities—what’s missing are people who can stay in the game.#KOSPIFalls3.28% $HYPE $ZEC