$BEAT this time really showed me what "luck can destroy everything" means.

Here's the situation — the initial plan was clear: cut losses at 300, watch the 1.85 level, and prepare to exit. But when it hit the stop-loss line and I saw some remaining balance in the account, I got impulsive and started to hold. Looking back now, this is a classic example of a gambler's mentality.

This time I took a big hit, and after painful reflection, I set a strict rule for myself: never allocate more than 1000u per account, and enforce diversification to manage risk. Frankly, position management isn't a technical issue; it's a test of human nature. Once the stop-loss level is set, it must be strictly followed; otherwise, all strategies become useless.

Everyone trading derivatives, don’t learn from me.