#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 In the past three days, I watched three significant trading opportunities slip through my fingers one after another, and that feeling was a bit uncomfortable. But then I realized one thing—mindset always comes before technique. This is the first lesson all traders must learn.
Why let them go? Because your capital is only one. Opportunities? They are everywhere; as long as the market is still moving, opportunities will come continuously. But what about your capital? Once it's lost, the game is over. So I choose to stay calm and not chase those uncertain fluctuations. Capital is king. This is not just empty talk; it’s a realization earned with real money.
Many people ask me if I regret it or not. I don’t regret it. Because simply continuing to trade in the market while alive already means I’ve won.
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PanicSeller
· 12-14 15:18
Really, seeing through this point means you’ve won half the battle. Many people are still chasing gains and selling on dips; I have already learned the art of stop-loss.
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Once the principal is gone, it’s really gone; there are plenty of opportunities. That hit me hard, I didn’t understand this before.
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Is surviving and continuing to trade really winning? I need to think about this logic, it feels like there’s something there.
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Mindset is indeed a threshold; technical skills are actually minor. Many people die because of greed.
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Losing three opportunities and feeling so bad—I’ve come to terms with it. Anyway, as long as I’m still alive when the next wave comes.
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Principal is king. This is not just motivational talk; in the market, what’s most valuable is actually the right to stay alive.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 12-13 09:09
Missed three chances. I've also experienced that frustrating feeling, but to be honest, chasing after uncertain trades isn't right. The real win is having your principal alive.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 12-11 16:10
Missed three opportunities? Bro, I think you've figured it out. This is what it means to be a master. The principal must stay alive to turn things around; if you die, it's really game over.
Trading while alive is itself a win, this saying is spot on. How many people have lost their principal and can only hide in the corner crying.
Mindset > technique, this thing is really a lesson learned by throwing money at it, not everyone can realize it.
Whether to chase opportunities or not, anyway, the opportunities are always there. If your principal is gone, it's forever gone. Different choices lead to different endings.
Honestly, looking at your current state, the market can really create people like this. Only after experiencing losses do they understand the importance of preserving capital.
The idea that "capital is king," whoever truly masters it wins. Not everyone can let go of that FOMO mentality.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-11 16:09
ngl the fed moves always create this beautiful chaos in wallet clustering patterns... three missed setups? that's just noise in the transaction velocity data. the real tell is whether you're still positioned to read the next anomaly. capital preservation isn't wisdom, it's just pattern recognition wearing a philosophical mask.
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DataBartender
· 12-11 16:09
This wave of the market is indeed fierce, but I feel like letting it go might actually be the profit... Being alive is the winner, this sentence really hit me.
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SundayDegen
· 12-11 15:53
To be honest, I also missed a few opportunities this time, but after seeing your analysis, I feel at ease. The fact that the principal is still alive makes you the winner. This really hit home for me.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 In the past three days, I watched three significant trading opportunities slip through my fingers one after another, and that feeling was a bit uncomfortable. But then I realized one thing—mindset always comes before technique. This is the first lesson all traders must learn.
Why let them go? Because your capital is only one. Opportunities? They are everywhere; as long as the market is still moving, opportunities will come continuously. But what about your capital? Once it's lost, the game is over. So I choose to stay calm and not chase those uncertain fluctuations. Capital is king. This is not just empty talk; it’s a realization earned with real money.
Many people ask me if I regret it or not. I don’t regret it. Because simply continuing to trade in the market while alive already means I’ve won.