Last month, I lost almost 40%.
It wasn’t that I didn’t see the signals—I just refused to acknowledge them. I watched the red candles drop one after another, telling myself over and over, “It’ll bounce back, it’ll bounce back,” but the rebound never came. Instead, everything went to zero. Eventually, I realized something: the earlier you admit you’re wrong, the less it costs you. If you won’t hit that stop-loss button today, the market will force-liquidate you tomorrow—and charge you an extra humiliation fee for good measure.
Now, I trade more cautiously, but I survive longer.
I used to chase e
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