Buy and it drops? It's not your bad luck; there's something wrong in your head.

Does this sound like you:
Don't dare to move during consolidation for days, then buy and it drops;
After it drops, you think it's cheap, so you bottom-fish, and it keeps dropping.
Annoying, isn't it?
Actually there are just two misconceptions; fix them and turn around immediately:
Misconception 1: Only looking at price, not at position.
It goes from 100 to 200, you think it's too high and dare not enter.
It falls back to 150, you think it's cheap, and jump in.
Then it drops to 120.
Cheap? That's the halfway point of the decline, not the bottom of a pullback.
✅ Fix: First look at the trend, then look at the price.
When moving averages are bullish, a pullback is called an opportunity;
When moving averages are bearish, a bounce is called an escape.
Misconception 2: Only thinking about how much you can make, not how much you can lose.
Before entering, your head is full of "If this trade turns into a double,"
You never think, "What if I'm wrong? How much do I accept?"
As soon as the market turns, you panic, and as soon as you panic, you cut.
✅ Fix: Before entering, first decide — how much loss am I willing to accept?
5%? Set a stop loss.
If you lose, you don't feel bad; if you win, you don't shake.
Remember one sentence:
Buy at support, sell at resistance;
First think about losing, then think about winning.
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