Do you get carried away after making money? Then you're not far from losing it all back. $ZEC

A fan started with $5,000, followed my trades, and after a few successful ones, luck brought him to $12k. Then he started to get cocky, thinking he “had it figured out.” In the group, he asked about his position, saying “Going all in, this one’s a sure thing.” He also stopped setting stop-losses, saying “No need.” $VVV

As a result, a pullback happened, and his $12k shrank to $4,000. He cried out to me, “Brother Jie, I clearly made money, why did I lose it again?”

I told him: You didn’t lose to the market, you lost to your own arrogance. Making money is easy, holding onto it is hard. When you think “I’ve got this,” that’s exactly when you’re in the most danger. $XAU

Remember, after winning several trades in a row, take a break and calm down. Whether to split your positions or set stop-losses, do it. Don’t let one moment of overconfidence ruin your previous gains.

Actually, after every big win, I always set a “cooling-off period” — no new trades for two days, just review. This habit has helped me avoid countless setbacks. How to decide the length of the cooling-off period, and how to judge whether you truly understand the market or are just lucky, I have a set of standards, but they’re hard to explain in one or two sentences.

If you want to learn how to control yourself after making money, come talk to me. I won’t teach you to gamble, only how to protect your profits. Don’t let the ducks you’ve caught fly away; that feeling is worse than not making money at all. #TradFiCFD黄金大师赛 #Gate现货交易量增幅全球第一 #SpaceX市值超越微软跻身全球前五