$SKHYNIX New to contracts—survive first, then talk about making money $MU

If your position is “welded” in place, you won’t die. 1000U at 10% is 100U; full position is one throw that decides life or death, while a light position lets you still have ten tries. Position size determines how many times you can be wrong. When your money is small, your tolerance for error is lower—so you should go even lighter.

A “welded” stop-loss means liquidation has nothing to do with you. Once the stop-loss is hit, you leave. The biggest mistake beginners make isn’t getting the direction wrong—it’s not exiting when you’re wrong. Stop-loss is the price of buying the right to stay alive.

Don’t act before the daily chart is confirmed. Beginners are most likely to get chopped up back and forth on the hourly and minute charts. Don’t trade until the daily is confirmed; once the direction is set, don’t keep switching. When you extend the timeframe to the daily chart, suddenly you’re able to hold the position.

After two consecutive losing trades, shut down the account directly. After you lose, your hands slip—every decision you make when you’re emotionally fired up is wrong. Taking a day off isn’t wasted time; it’s how you preserve your capital.

If you follow the three rules, beginners can survive too. If you don’t know how to execute, come to the chat room—I’ll teach you.

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