The longer you hold losing trades, the larger the price rise needed to break even becomes. Adding more to average down only digs a deeper hole for yourself. The essence of “holding through” is not that you were wrong—it’s that you refuse to admit your mistake. The market won’t give you a rebound just because you held longer; it will only let you lose more the longer you hold. Once your stop-loss line is set, don’t change it—changing it once will lead to changing it again. If the front line loosens, everything afterward will be a weakness. Before you grow a small amount of capital, first train your stop-loss until it becomes a reflex. If you cut the wrong one, you can re-enter; if you “hold” until it blows up, it’s gone. Only those who can control themselves and stop from continuously adding orders deserve to talk about making profits. In the end, people who hold positions to the point of disaster all end up holding through a liquidation... $DOS #USJulyCPI&PPIDueThisWeek $BTC