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Especially in small accounts, the most common ways of dying are almost identical:
Overcommit everything, chase the rally and get carried away; hold losses to the point of death, and hold profits to the point of death.
You don’t have much principal in the account, yet every trade feels like a final battle.
When it rises a little, you’re unwilling to leave and keep fantasizing about a double.
It keeps dropping and you refuse to admit it’s wrong, hoping for a miracle.
They say it’s trading, but it isn’t—essentially you’re using your principal to gamble on sentiment.
Many people think they’re losing money because they can’t read K-lines, can’t find hot topics, and can’t catch the leading stock.
Actually, it’s all not that.
Most retail traders truly go broke not because they have too little knowledge, but because their basic trading discipline is almost nonexistent.