What’s the first thing you do after you lose money?
I once asked someone and they said they lost because they didn’t get the direction right. I followed up: then how can you be sure you’ll get the next one right? He couldn’t answer.
After most people lose money, their first reaction is to find the next trade to earn it back. Very few stop to figure out exactly what they did wrong in the first place. The result is that this trade is a loss, and the next one is also a loss, for the same reason.
I have a habit: I record every loss—when I entered, why I bought, whether I followed the plan, and whether I chased it because I was afraid of missing out.
$CL
When I first started reviewing, I didn’t want to admit it was my problem either. I kept thinking the market was targeting me. Later, after seeing more, I realized that most losses aren’t really because the direction was wrong at all—they’re because of impulse. I entered without signals, and I added positions without a plan.
$ETH
Losing once isn’t scary. What’s scary is repeatedly making the same mistake. Real progress isn’t about how much money you make—it’s that after you’ve lost, you’re steadier than you were before.
$SNDK
#以太坊XRPETF连涨终结
I once asked someone and they said they lost because they didn’t get the direction right. I followed up: then how can you be sure you’ll get the next one right? He couldn’t answer.
After most people lose money, their first reaction is to find the next trade to earn it back. Very few stop to figure out exactly what they did wrong in the first place. The result is that this trade is a loss, and the next one is also a loss, for the same reason.
I have a habit: I record every loss—when I entered, why I bought, whether I followed the plan, and whether I chased it because I was afraid of missing out.
$CL
When I first started reviewing, I didn’t want to admit it was my problem either. I kept thinking the market was targeting me. Later, after seeing more, I realized that most losses aren’t really because the direction was wrong at all—they’re because of impulse. I entered without signals, and I added positions without a plan.
$ETH
Losing once isn’t scary. What’s scary is repeatedly making the same mistake. Real progress isn’t about how much money you make—it’s that after you’ve lost, you’re steadier than you were before.
$SNDK
#以太坊XRPETF连涨终结
