What Gate taught me is that a good mindset is not innate, but developed through losses.

To be honest, when I first stepped into Gate, I thought I was a genius.
But reality gave me three lessons, five pullbacks, and countless fluctuations.
Later I understood:
Losing money is not failure, it is the cost of evolution.
The mindset shifted from tense to relaxed, and I went through three stages:
Stage One: Overwhelming Confidence.
Everything seems to be rising, and you feel like the chosen one.
Stage Two: Doubting life.\u2028Stop loss, missing opportunities, fluctuations, rebounds, there's always one that can shatter my heart.
Stage Three: Finally Enlightened.
It turns out that trading is not about prediction, but a combination of probability and discipline.
The growth atmosphere of Gate Square gave me a lot of strength.
When I saw others experiencing the same confusion, I suddenly didn't feel so lonely.
In terms of strategy, I summarize three survival guidelines:
⚡ Going with the trend is always better than going against it.
⚡ Positioning is always more important than direction.
⚡ Mindset is always more crucial than technique.
The market is sometimes like a cat: it ignores you but won't hurt you; but if you get too close, it will scratch you.

"Loss teaches you maturity, profit teaches you confidence, and persistence teaches you to go further." #Gate广场新手村第八期