Trading mindset: What you lose is not money, but emotions.

In the world of trading, what truly determines success or failure is not the market, but your mindset. Many people think that losing money is due to insufficient skills, but in reality, emotions are the biggest enemy.
1. Do you have "loss aversion syndrome"?
Many people panic when they lose money, starting to trade frequently, add to their positions, and hold onto their trades, hoping to "break even." But the market does not move according to your emotions; the more impatient you are, the more likely you are to fall into a bigger trap. It is more important to calm down and accept losses as part of trading than to blindly chase after trades.
2. Earning money is easy, but keeping it is hard.
Many people have fantasized about "getting rich overnight," but those who truly make money in the long run rely not on luck, but on a stable mindset. If you get inflated when you make money and doubt yourself when you lose, such a trading mentality is destined to be eliminated by the market. Patience and discipline are the keys to long-term profitability.
3. Trading is not gambling
If you trade solely based on feelings, there is no difference from gambling. The market is not a casino, but an amplifier of emotions. Learn to develop a trading plan, set stop losses and take profits, rather than relying on luck to gamble, and you can truly become a mature trader.
The essence of trading is a battle with oneself. You can control your emotions, and only then can you control your funds. Don't let emotions dominate your trading; the market won't change direction because of your anxiety. Only with a stable mindset can you survive longer in trading.