After losing two trades, it’s best not to look anymore. No matter how the chart moves, it has nothing to do with you. Your current state isn’t suitable for making any judgment. Keeping new orders only means you’ll also make mistakes on the third trade, then the fourth, fifth—until the account can’t take it anymore. It’s not that the direction is wrong; it’s that your state is wrong and you still force the trade. At this point, I choose to just shut down my computer, go for a walk, and wait until my mind is clear before deciding again. The market won’t give you opportunities just because you’re anxious; instead, it will take away your remaining principal because you’re anxious. Only those who can stop have a chance to turn things around. Those who can’t stop will only sink deeper and deeper. In the end, trading isn’t about whether your direction is correct—it’s about whether you can stop when your state is wrong. Only people who can stop get another chance; people who can’t stop just keep filling the pit. #OilHoldsLosses $BTC $HYPE #KOSPI200NightFuturesFall1.77% $ZEC