Kking2020

To achieve significant growth, it's not actually about earning excess returns
but rather about avoiding mistakes...

Long-term confidence in a target
Don't scream when it drops and chase after it when it rises
Instead, you should create a trading plan
Follow the plan and execute it as long as the underlying logic is correct
Trust the plan, not feelings

One of this year's major goals is to build a strong personal IP
This can greatly alleviate my anxiety
In the past, I was worried that doing too many things would affect my trading state
Now I think I need some activities to divert my excessive focus
The team downstairs in the office should be able to finish it in the next few days
Then decide whether to do a live broadcast or a vlog
This year, I will attack with full vigor!

I have a pretty high tolerance for unfairness.
The only thing I consider is whether I can solve it.
If I can solve it, I will consider using various methods.
If I can't, I won't waste my time.
Many people criticize BY's TradFi, it's a very bad product.
At the time I had no choice when I emptied the app; traditional platform limits were used up, and there were no other platforms, so it was the only option.
100 lots profit $8,000, only market order, after closing, I got $5,000.
I opened several thousand lots.
But I have no tricks.

AI automatic posting can really replace too many KOLs
It's just too boring
It feels like polluting the mind
Maybe I'm just too conservative and unwilling to embrace new things?

I'm at a loss. Making money where taxes are required, losing money where taxes aren't, it's really frustrating.

The recent heavy losses are because, after being repeatedly manipulated by news at the start, I tried to make up for the drawdown by continuously increasing leverage, which led to even worse losses. I then looked for opportunities on smaller timeframes.
Reflecting on it, I realized that at first I felt guided by the news and was very unwilling to accept the losses, but trading allows for failures. It’s only when you rush to prove yourself to the market after a loss that you start losing money, and your mindset becomes unbalanced.
Each trade should be independent, starting fresh—it's not a

Making a mistake in trading is not scary
What's scary is not allowing yourself to make mistakes
My biggest core mistake is this
I hope I can correct it
Don't be both harsh and lenient with yourself

A rebound is unlikely to end in a single day
But the bear market won't end that quickly either

Suddenly I realize that taking on too much for the people around me is my fault.
The responsibilities that belong to them have fallen on my shoulders.
Without pressure, they wouldn't have motivation.
I used to be very confused, clearly they are not as wealthy as I am,
yet their intrinsic drive to pursue wealth is far less than mine.
Now I realize it's because of me.
I'm afraid they'll lose money; making money allows me to share more with them.
When the losses are not significant, I even take on everything myself.
This isn't good; if you want to gain something, you should bear t

When facing countless difficulties, be bold; even in adverse situations, remain calm.

Things cannot be fully monopolized, achievements cannot be fully claimed, and blessings cannot be fully enjoyed.
Leave three parts of leeway for others, and leave three parts of blessing for oneself—that is the long-lasting way.