#美联储重启降息步伐 After seeing countless liquidation stories in the contract trading circle, 99% of people actually fall into the same trap.

I’ve been down that road myself—when I first started, I obsessively studied indicators, stayed up late watching candlestick charts, and wanted to catch every single dip. What was the result? My account was like a funnel. It wasn’t until my fifth account got liquidated that I finally woke up: I had been trading like a gambler all along.

Why do so many people end up losing everything? It all comes down to a few common mistakes: frequent in-and-out trades, doubling down to recover losses instead of cutting them, and letting small losses snowball into total liquidation. I was exactly the same back then.

The turning point came from three very simple iron rules: only enter at key positions, only add to positions when already in profit, and always set stop-losses in advance. Sounds easy, but sticking to it takes real discipline.

Since then, my trading rhythm has completely changed—80% of the time I stay out of the market, just waiting. The other 20% I execute with precision. My account stopped being a rollercoaster, and I steadily grew from $5,000 to $100,000.

That’s the fundamental difference: contract trading is never about luck, it’s a game of probabilities. The ones who really make money are always the disciplined few who can sit tight and stick to their rules.

For those still stuck in the liquidation cycle, here’s one piece of advice for you: reduce your trading frequency, strictly execute your stop-losses, and let your profits run. It’s that simple.