《The Memoirs of the Big Leek》

———————This isn’t a course; it’s a leek’s confession!
———————After taking these 30 cuts, you won’t lose as much as a car!
📅The 20th cut🔪
《At the end of the contract, it’s your bank card that goes to zero》
Before trading contracts, answer me this question: Who do you think you’re going up against? Do you think you’re just wagering against another retail trader? Wrong. Your opponent is the exchange’s matching engine, the market maker’s big-data model, and your own greed and fear. Any one of these can take your life. What’s even more ironic is that if you win, the exchange charges you a fee; if you lose, the exchange still charges you a fee. In this game, the house is never at a loss. Leverage is an amplifier—amplifying profits by a hundred times, and amplifying risks by a hundred times. You only see the temptation of doubling, yet you selectively ignore the risk of going to zero. What is the end of a contract? Not financial freedom—your bank card balance going to zero. If you insist on trading contracts, remember this: use the money that you can afford to have wiped out to gamble on money that you don’t even need. If you put all your hopes on contracts, then the end of the contract—most likely—is your end. This cut, I’ve taken. What about you?
I’m the Gold Instructor, a teaching host dedicated to teaching all leeks how to trade