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In a high-volatility market, the most regrettable scenario is this: your directional judgment isn’t wrong, but due to insufficient understanding of position sizing, timing, or rules, you ultimately fail to achieve results that match your thesis.
This kind of situation is far from uncommon.
Some enter before a rally, but the position is too heavy—then a normal pullback forces them out; some set a plan but keep changing it as prices fluctuate; and others focus only on the entry price, ignoring basic conditions such as margin, fees, trading time, and liquidity.
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