The most common mistake in trading is comparing yourself to others. When you look at the orders of big players, in reality, their single trade amount might be your entire principal. And your entire investment portfolio might just be a trader’s stop-loss point for the day. Focusing on others will only disrupt your rhythm. The truly smart approach is simple—focus on your own market, follow your plan. Everyone has different capital, risk tolerance, and trading cycles, so comparisons are meaningless. Manage your positions well, stick to your rules, and that is the key to long-term survival.
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MidnightMEVeater
· 8h ago
Good morning, the midnight ramblings at 3 AM... Your entire account might just be a byproduct of a sandwich attack by a robot.
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HashBrownies
· 8h ago
That's right, stop focusing on others' K-lines, as it will only ruin your mindset.
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AirdropAutomaton
· 8h ago
That's so true. I only realized that other people's stop-loss points are when I lose my entire net worth.
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RebaseVictim
· 8h ago
That's right, looking at others' orders too much can directly ruin your mindset.
Always worrying about how big players are operating, but end up not being able to read your own chart well.
Just manage your own stop-loss properly, don't blindly follow the crowd.
Really, discipline is the only way to survive.
After comparing and comparing, in the end, everything is lost.
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Degentleman
· 8h ago
Exactly, I'm tired of those who post daily sharing updates.
The most common mistake in trading is comparing yourself to others. When you look at the orders of big players, in reality, their single trade amount might be your entire principal. And your entire investment portfolio might just be a trader’s stop-loss point for the day. Focusing on others will only disrupt your rhythm. The truly smart approach is simple—focus on your own market, follow your plan. Everyone has different capital, risk tolerance, and trading cycles, so comparisons are meaningless. Manage your positions well, stick to your rules, and that is the key to long-term survival.