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Speaking of breakout opportunities after a market correction, it is indeed a moment to test trading skills. Taking RVV as an example, I opened a position when I saw this trend. Some say I have a gambling mentality, but frankly, I spent a lot of time refining this system earlier. Spending fifteen or sixteen hours a day exploring was not in vain. Although the 20x leverage has its limit, the next day it doubled directly. The returns were indeed substantial, but I didn't take profits in time; instead, I was driven by panic during the subsequent sharp decline and finally closed my position.
Many people say I got liquidated, but technique and mindset are two different things. This experience made me clearer: market judgment is just the foundation; risk management and emotional control are the keys to determining the final outcome.
Honestly, it's just greed. Spending fifteen or sixteen hours a day studying, but still getting caught up in emotions.
I also saw the RVV wave. There are indeed things there, but your story kind of makes me uncomfortable.
Really, next time remember to take profits in time, don't wait until a crash to regret it.
Doubling up and not taking profits, who's to blame... To be honest, this is just greed taking over.
The technique was right, but the emotions backfired; everyone has experienced this kind of thing, right?