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About mentality and emotions
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New Traders
Yesterday at 07:25
Greed makes you take over at a high price, and fear makes you sell before dawn. The biggest enemy of trading is often the devil in your heart.
About risk and fear:
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New Traders
Jun 22 at 07:54
There are no generals who always win in the foreign exchange market, only students who survive long. Fear of risk is the first lesson of survival.
Decision delay device
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New Traders
Jun 20 at 07:31
Before opening a position, you must fill out the "Triple Questionnaire":① Is the stop loss logic impeccable?② Is the winning rate of this operation > 55% in historical backtesting?③ Will your mentality collapse if the reverse fluctuation is 2%?
Physiological reaction to stop loss
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New Traders
Jun 18 at 07:05
If stop loss is not set within 3 seconds after placing an order → close the position immediately! Slow hand speed is a physiological manifestation of insufficient cognition.
Three columns must be filled in every day:
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New Traders
Jun 14 at 08:15
✅ Mistakes made (specific to the point)✅ Tuition saved (amount of loss reduced)✅ Bottom line for tomorrow (e.g.: no orders before the European session)
About the Ultimate Truth
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New Traders
Jun 12 at 07:35
Slow is fast, less is more, and being alive is winning – these 12 words support 90% of traders.
About moving stop loss
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New Traders
Jun 10 at 07:12
When the profit exceeds the stop loss amount by 2 times, the stop loss will be moved to the cost price + spread. If you can't lock it in first, then try to make a profit.
About the learning path
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New Traders
Jun 07 at 08:29
First learn stop loss → then learn position management → finally study technology. The wrong order is like learning calculus first and then memorizing the multiplication table.
About the data market
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New Traders
Jun 05 at 07:22
Five minutes before the CPI is released, either clear your position and wait and see, or place a breakout order. Don’t operate manually when the data is released - slippage and emotions kill both!
About light positions
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New Traders
Jun 03 at 07:17
Newbies always complain that light positions make money too slowly, but veterans understand: light positions are like leaving homework for yourself - if you fail, you can start over, but if you make a mistake with heavy positions, you will drop out.
About retracement
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New Traders
May 30 at 07:01
Don’t feel bad about profit taking, as this is the “toll” charged by the market. As long as there is no problem with the trading system, don't avoid paying the money you owe - forcing it to stay will only ruin your mentality.
About mentality
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New Traders
May 29 at 06:42
Don’t be too proud if you make money, and don’t be depressed if you lose money. Treat trading as work, "punch in" on time, operate according to the rules, and don't take a day off from work if you feel emotional.
About full-time trading
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New Traders
May 27 at 07:04
Don't quit your job to trade easily! First use your spare time to make stable profits for two years, and then consider working full-time. The premise of freelancing is “occupation”, not “freedom”.
About capital preservation
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New Traders
May 26 at 08:24
The first goal is not how much money you make, but not to lose your capital. Just like learning to swim, you have to practice holding your breath first so that you can splash around while you’re alive.
About technical indicators
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New Traders
May 25 at 07:23
It is enough to learn three of MACD and KDJ. Mastering one is better than stacking ten. Having too many chef knives will make you lose your ability to cut vegetables.
About covering positions
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New Traders
May 22 at 06:24
Are you in a hurry to cover your position to dilute the cost after a 10% drop? Be careful when going from shallow to deep. Don’t add to a losing order. This is a lesson learned the hard way.
About leverage
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New Traders
May 21 at 06:18
Newbies should not touch 100x leverage! Practice with 10 times the amount first, and then consider increasing the amount after gaining experience. Living long is a hundred times more important than earning fast.
About cost
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New Traders
May 20 at 06:41
Transaction fees and spreads are invisible thieves. Frequent trading is like inviting thieves in. Those who cannot calculate the costs are just working for the platform no matter how much they earn.
About rest
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New Traders
May 19 at 05:42
Turn off your computer after suffering three consecutive losses. The market will not miss a once-in-a-century opportunity just because you are taking a break - but your account may be reduced to zero because of your stubborn attitude.
About the message
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New Traders
May 18 at 06:52
Only follow the news to buy highs and sell lows, and you will always be half a step behind. Formulating a strategy in advance is ten times more reliable than listening to news at the last minute.
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