I never believe in “dead-holding positions to break even.”

Going from 6,000 to 1.5 million in the account wasn’t due to any divine play—it was four words: if you’re wrong, admit it.
When I first entered the market, I was the same as many people.
After making a few consecutive mistakes, my 10k principal quickly bled down to just 6,000.
Back then I watched the charts every day until midnight, always thinking about how the next trade could get it back. Later I realized the real thing that made me lose money was never the market—it was myself.
I’d never cut losses when I was down, and I’d never take profit when I was up; the trend had already changed, yet I kept betting it would return.
Later I set a few hard rules for myself:
If my logic is wrong, I leave immediately—never “hold and die” on a position. When I hit my profit target, I close decisively and don’t chase the last stretch. If I’m not sure, I stay in cash—no trading just for the sake of trading.
Slowly, I also started to understand many details in the order book.
When price rises fast and falls slowly, it’s often just a shakeout; the truly dangerous part is when there’s a big breakout with increased volume and then a rapid pullback.
A rebound after a sharp drop isn’t necessarily a reversal—most of the time it’s just a breather during the down move.
A rally on shrinking volume at high levels: be wary of whether there’s enough “buyer pickup” capital. At the bottom, a volume spike also needs to be checked to see whether it’s continuous volume that holds and supports—not just what happened on one day.
Take $SKHYNIX as an example: what I pay attention to is never how much it has gone up, but whether there’s support on the pullback, whether the rise has volume, and whether capital is still continuously flowing in.
This half year, I didn’t turn my situation around with a single miracle trade.
What really made my account grow was cutting losses, reviewing, and waiting.
The market won’t reward people who talk tough—it only rewards those who, when they get it wrong, dare to admit it, when they understand, dare to act, and when there’s no opportunity, dare to wait. $MU
If you’re still losing now, holding positions and not cutting, and can’t find your trading rhythm—come find Brother B
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