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For contract traders, paradoxically, a bull market is often easier to lose in than a bear market. Short-term volatility is high, and getting trapped in FOMO emotions makes you, without realizing it, take on an oversized position. Then when the market briefly stabilizes and pulls back, your position gets “precision-bombed” directly! Don’t think that in a bull market prices only go up! In a bull market there are big surges and big drops—there are frequent wick spikes—but the candlestick will eventually close back. Being liquidated passively becomes upside liquidity.
The most important thing in a bull market is to survive; as long as you’re still in the game, there are endless possibilities.
For retail traders, what you can do is control leverage, control your position size, and manage your emotions well. If it still doesn’t work, give up on contracts and focus mainly on spot trading—this can help you avoid the sharp wick spikes caused by short-term market swings.
This is not financial advice. These are the things that a beginner must do to avoid liquidation in the contract market!
For contract traders, paradoxically, a bull market is often easier to lose in than a bear market. Short-term volatility is high, and getting trapped in FOMO emotions makes you, without realizing it, take on an oversized position. Then when the market briefly stabilizes and pulls back, your position gets “precision-bombed” directly! Don’t think that in a bull market prices only go up! In a bull market there are big surges and big drops—there are frequent wick spikes—but the candlestick will eventually close back. Being liquidated passively becomes upside liquidity.
The most important thing in a bull market is to survive; as long as you’re still in the game, there are endless possibilities.
For retail traders, what you can do is control leverage, control your position size, and manage your emotions well. If it still doesn’t work, give up on contracts and focus mainly on spot trading—this can help you avoid the sharp wick spikes caused by short-term market swings.
This is not financial advice. These are the things that a beginner must do to avoid liquidation in the contract market!