Losses aren't scary; what's scary is finding an excuse every time you lose money!

The investment market has a magical ability: when you're making a profit, you think you have a keen eye; when you're losing money, you blame the news for being too sudden, the market for being too abnormal, and the market makers for being too cunning.
In short, it's never your fault!
But after this week's market roller coaster, I think the most important thing to do over the weekend is to honestly face your trading records.
Have you changed your strategy on the spur of the moment because of a news story? Relaxed risk controls after a string of wins? Forced yourself into a trade despite having no signal because you were afraid of missing the move?
These questions may be more valuable than guessing whether prices will rise or fall next week.
Especially with PPI being released tonight, market volatility may increase. Making a risk plan in advance is much more reliable than trading on gut feeling in the moment.
I'm increasingly convinced of one thing: the market doesn't owe us profits, but we should at least take responsibility for every trade we make.
Losses can be tuition, provided that you actually change something next time.#周末话题 #Trading Journal
Tell us in the comments: What's your biggest trading lesson this week? No need to show off your returns or pretend to be an expert. Share your real experience—it might help someone else who's still figuring things out.
3. The rest camp: The market never stops, but I'll take a break first$MU

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