Get rid of “luck” and super profits first—only then can you start steadily $BR
My friend’s biggest early mistake was believing in “luck” and “super profits.” At the beginning, he had a 2,000 U principal. By placing a heavy position once, he was lucky enough to catch a one-way move—one trade doubled his money, and it completely made him overconfident.
After that, he completely abandoned risk control. He repeatedly went all-in, increased leverage aggressively, and opened positions casually. He looked down on small, compounding gains and was solely chasing the dream of going rich with a single trade. Things didn’t last. In just half a month, he ran into an extreme “needle-in-the-handle” style market. He didn’t just wipe out all his profits—his 2,000 U principal was completely zeroed out $AKE
After hitting zero, he finally woke up. He gave up the fantasy of getting rich overnight and abandoned emotionally driven gambling-style trading. He began honestly testing with low risk, using strict stop losses, and only trading high-certainty setups within the rules—steadily refining his trading system.
After settling down and compounding steadily for six months, starting from zero, he worked his way up to 500,000 U. He deeply understands this: money earned by luck will eventually be lost again, but profits earned by rules and real skill can truly be kept for the long term.
If you’re still confused, you’re also welcome to talk. I’ve always been here. As long as you want to improve, I’ll walk with you and keep moving forward $G
My friend’s biggest early mistake was believing in “luck” and “super profits.” At the beginning, he had a 2,000 U principal. By placing a heavy position once, he was lucky enough to catch a one-way move—one trade doubled his money, and it completely made him overconfident.
After that, he completely abandoned risk control. He repeatedly went all-in, increased leverage aggressively, and opened positions casually. He looked down on small, compounding gains and was solely chasing the dream of going rich with a single trade. Things didn’t last. In just half a month, he ran into an extreme “needle-in-the-handle” style market. He didn’t just wipe out all his profits—his 2,000 U principal was completely zeroed out $AKE
After hitting zero, he finally woke up. He gave up the fantasy of getting rich overnight and abandoned emotionally driven gambling-style trading. He began honestly testing with low risk, using strict stop losses, and only trading high-certainty setups within the rules—steadily refining his trading system.
After settling down and compounding steadily for six months, starting from zero, he worked his way up to 500,000 U. He deeply understands this: money earned by luck will eventually be lost again, but profits earned by rules and real skill can truly be kept for the long term.
If you’re still confused, you’re also welcome to talk. I’ve always been here. As long as you want to improve, I’ll walk with you and keep moving forward $G
