A mature trader is never a "constant winner" who never loses money.
In reality, those who can truly stand out and create a gap are the ones who can firmly control their losses within a range they can bear.
If you don’t want your trading career to end hastily before it even begins, the most important first step is not to dive headfirst into those complicated, headache-inducing indicator studies.
Instead, you need to implement risk management effectively and thoroughly.
Think about it: if you don’t manage risk well, even if you encounter a good market condition, and even if your previous winning probability is high, just one uncontrolled operation can instantly turn all your accumulated advantages into nothing, and everything has to start over.
In trading, you must first ensure that you can steadily survive in this market before you qualify to talk about profits.
Only by being able to survive in this market for the long term will the strategic advantages you meticulously develop gradually reveal themselves over time.
So, what you need to do is not blindly follow other people's trades, nor gamble on guessing market direction.
Instead, you need to achieve the following points:
1. Create a tailored trading system for yourself,
2. Test this system through backtesting to see if it can help you make money, which means checking if it has a positive expected value,
3. Then strictly hold yourself to the rules, using reasonable position sizing and stop-loss settings to protect your account funds.
Finally, the key can be summed up in one sentence:
Only by strictly executing trading rules, along with reasonable risk management, do you have the qualification to step into the market.
In this industry, it’s not about who has the bigger courage, but about who can survive longer in the market.
If you, like me, want to stay in this circle for a long time and achieve financial freedom, comment 111, and let’s find direction together in this market.
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