#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Speaking of $PIPPIN this order, it’s a textbook example of the opposite—5u of principal was forcibly lost to -100u, which is very common in the futures market. Where is the problem? Most people don’t think about stop-loss when opening positions, and they also like to go all-in and gamble, resulting in panic when the market suddenly turns.

What’s even more painful is the mental aspect. When making profits, they pick small amounts like five or ten bucks; when losing, they insist on holding the position and doubling down, hoping the market will turn around—which is essentially gambler’s mentality. Operating like this over the long term, small losses turn into big losses, big losses lead to liquidation. This also explains why 90% of people in the futures trading market end up losing money. Risk management and discipline are crucial; if these are not done well, no matter how good the market looks, it won’t save you.