$ZEC Why do you lose money as soon as you open a position?
Are the market makers really watching you?
To put it bluntly,
your position size
is really not enough for the market makers to specifically target.
The truth is quite simple.
When you go long,
it is often when the K-line has already risen,
at the peak of emotions;
when you go short,
it is often after a decline,
at the height of panic.
You are not being targeted,
you are always standing on the side of emotions.
In a volatile market, you trade every day;
in a trending market, you dare not hold;
you take a little profit and run,
you bear a little loss.
Then looking back,
it just happens that each time is "precisely timed."
It’s not the market makers being precise,
it’s you being too impatient.
Those who truly make money,
open positions very rarely,
but each trade has its logic.
The market will not target you,
it only harvests those without discipline.
If you always feel watched,
it’s not a risk control problem,
it’s a rhythm problem.
Don’t blame the market makers,
first change yourself.
