$POWER Those who can control their emotions can control their accounts.
Many people think trading is a contest against the market,
but more often, it's a battle against one's own emotions.
Beginner stage: greed, luck, impatience.
Wanting to consume the entire market move in one go,
losing money yet reluctant to cut losses, always thinking "it will come back."
Half-baked stage: following the crowd, arrogance, fear.
After learning some skills, they start following groups and signals,
confidently entering the market, but when wrong, they hesitate to act again.
Self-deluded maturity stage: laziness, restlessness.
Not reviewing trades or learning,
thinking they have seen through the market, only to be schooled by new trends.
In the end, trading is about four things:
① Controlling emotions to avoid impulsive trading
② Accepting risk with strict stop-losses and positions
③ Making decisions based on a plan, not feelings
④ Recognizing oneself and finding a suitable trading rhythm
The market is just an amplifier,
reflecting all your greed, fear, and luck.
Those who can control their emotions can control their accounts.
