I've had income every day for a week straight. Although the amounts aren't large, stability is the most important thing. The deepest realization during this time is: withdrawing funds is truly the key.
Many people start to doubt themselves after losing money, but there's really no need. Change your mindset: keep only 1000 yuan in your account for trading. If you lose it, that's all, and you can start again tomorrow. With a relaxed mindset, you'll be able to see the market more clearly. Sometimes, a day's volatility is enough to leave you helpless, and at such times, the smartest choice is to stop.
Wait a few days to let your emotions settle; the market will present new opportunities. Trading isn't a sprint; it's a long-distance run. Overconfidence is the biggest enemy. Whenever that thought arises, remind yourself to take a break. Maintaining a steady pace is more important than anything else.
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MissingSats
· 11h ago
Stable withdrawals are the real winners. Earning small amounts every day is much more satisfying than going all-in in one shot.
Mindset truly determines everything. Losing 1000 yuan doesn't hurt at all; instead, it helps you see things more clearly.
I need to remember the advice to take a break and rest. Overconfidence is really the biggest pitfall in trading.
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BoredStaker
· 11h ago
A steady income is indeed comfortable, but I think the number 1000 is still too conservative for many people. The key is whether the mindset can really be adjusted.
I agree that withdrawal is the way to go, but the problem is that most people can't wait those few days and get itchy again.
It's nice to call it a long-term race, but in reality, it's just about self-discipline. How many can truly achieve it?
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PermabullPete
· 11h ago
Stability in withdrawals is the real deal; small repeated profits are exactly how it works.
This mindset adjustment is good, trying with 1000 bucks is really satisfying, and even if you lose, you don't feel bad.
The biggest fear is getting carried away, going all-in and losing everything; we need to learn to hit pause.
A long-term stable rhythm is the key, otherwise you'll be beaten down by the market sooner or later.
Money out is profit; don't think about paper gains, those are all虚的.
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ser_ngmi
· 11h ago
Hmm... That's quite right, but execution is really difficult. I also tried only putting in 1000 yuan, but still couldn't resist adding more haha.
Ensuring stable withdrawals is indeed the ultimate secret, much more reliable than getting rich overnight.
This wave is a bit addictive, I need to calm down.
Every time I say I want to hold long-term, but one limit-down and I break my promise. How about you?
Withdrawal is the hard truth, everything else is just talk.
Stopping is really hard, but it seems like you can only make money by stopping... Coincidence?
There's nothing wrong with the mindset, the key is not to get depressed over one or two losses.
Here we go again, I've heard this theory a hundred times, but the problem is that next time the market comes, I'll still get caught up.
I've had income every day for a week straight. Although the amounts aren't large, stability is the most important thing. The deepest realization during this time is: withdrawing funds is truly the key.
Many people start to doubt themselves after losing money, but there's really no need. Change your mindset: keep only 1000 yuan in your account for trading. If you lose it, that's all, and you can start again tomorrow. With a relaxed mindset, you'll be able to see the market more clearly. Sometimes, a day's volatility is enough to leave you helpless, and at such times, the smartest choice is to stop.
Wait a few days to let your emotions settle; the market will present new opportunities. Trading isn't a sprint; it's a long-distance run. Overconfidence is the biggest enemy. Whenever that thought arises, remind yourself to take a break. Maintaining a steady pace is more important than anything else.