Not because the first trade lost, so in the second trade I increased my position size to gamble and win it back. My position sizing stays consistent. My stop-losses are clean and decisive, and when trades are profitable, I can hold them. This is the underlying foundation that keeps the account steady. In the market, most people lose money not because they’ve never made profits, but because when they earn, their position size is light, and when they lose, their position size is heavy. It’s the opposite for me: losses are kept extremely small, and the gains are taken in sufficient amounts. Keep losses at the lowest level, let profits run to the maximum—then the account naturally moves upward.#USMilitarySaysHormuzStraitOpen $LAB $HYPE