Quit my job to go all in on contracts, today is the second day.
At first, I thought I could turn things around with technical analysis, but after staring at the charts all day, I just feel like a clown. Now I have only one thought in my head—if only I could find an experienced trader to guide me, even just to call out some trades!
I set stop-losses and then deleted them, deleted and then set them again, but in the end, I just held on until liquidation. It's only the second day, and my wallet is already crying to me. Fellow traders, do you have any hard-learned lessons to share? This contract stuff really isn't something you can do with just courage...
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gas_guzzler
· 12-05 21:52
It blew up on the second day? Man, that's a bit too fast.
Quitting your job to go all in is just absurd. Still hoping to recover by following trade calls? Wake up.
Technical analysis? That's just self-consolation. Candlestick charts can be deceiving.
Constantly changing your stop-loss settings? That's just asking for trouble.
My advice: get a job first. Futures trading isn't for you.
Damn, how much did you lose in just two days?
This is what happens when you have no sense of risk management.
It's a common problem among futures traders—the mentality of holding onto losing positions is deadly.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 12-05 21:52
Oh my, it blew up on the second day. This guy is really brave.
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TideReceder
· 12-05 21:48
Bro got liquidated on the second day, that speed is insane.
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Looking for a pro to guide you? Wake up, bro, no one can save your stop loss.
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Technical analysis, signals, and holding positions—this combo is seriously pro.
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Quit your job and went all in on day two, no wonder they say contracts are a meat grinder.
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Deleting and re-adding stop losses over and over, you’re basically giving away money.
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Think you’re good just by following someone’s signals? That’s gambling, not trading.
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Crying about being broke on the second day—this mindset is a guaranteed way to lose in futures.
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OnchainGossiper
· 12-05 21:34
It blew up on the second day, the speed is way faster than I expected, haha.
Quit my job to go all in on contracts, today is the second day.
At first, I thought I could turn things around with technical analysis, but after staring at the charts all day, I just feel like a clown. Now I have only one thought in my head—if only I could find an experienced trader to guide me, even just to call out some trades!
I set stop-losses and then deleted them, deleted and then set them again, but in the end, I just held on until liquidation. It's only the second day, and my wallet is already crying to me. Fellow traders, do you have any hard-learned lessons to share? This contract stuff really isn't something you can do with just courage...