Many newcomers ask: Why do I lose more money the more I watch the charts?

Because you're not watching the market, you're watching your emotions.

You watch the candlesticks go up and down, and your heart tightens and loosens with them. You’re afraid of missing out when it rises, afraid of losing when it falls. As a result, you get more and more confused, act more and more impulsively, and lose more and more.

The people who make real money are not those who watch the closest, but those who are “see clearly, act steadily, and sleep well.”

They don’t go all-in on a single trade, nor do they hold an empty position out of anxiety.
Half-position with stop-loss is the most comfortable state:
When it rises, you have a position; when it falls, you have an exit; no panic, no chaos.

Trading is not about risking everything; it’s a game.
Win without arrogance, lose without frustration, and don’t blame the market for a margin call.
What matters is not how much you lost on the last trade, but how to do better on the next.

Adjust your position size to a level where you can sleep peacefully,
Keep enough cash on hand so you won’t collapse during a big drop, and won’t miss out during a big rise.

Treat trading like ranking matches:
Fixed position is your gear, stop-loss is your revival, review is your strategy.
As your rank improves, your capital will naturally grow.

Don’t see the market as a battlefield; see it as a training ground.
When your emotions no longer control you, you go from being harvested by the market to becoming a hunter.
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