1. Survival Always Comes Before Profit

The easiest mistake beginners make is to prioritize making money. Actually, the core of trading is to stay alive; as long as your account is active, there are endless opportunities. Before opening a position, ask yourself: What is the worst outcome of this trade? Can I tolerate it? Never take risks that could completely force you out of the market.
2. Stop-loss is the Lifeline, Holding Positions is the Root of Liquidation
Set your stop-loss level before entering the trade, and don’t indulge in the illusion of “waiting for a rebound”—this mentality is the main cause of losses.
3. Light Positions Are King, Reject All-in
The loss amount on a single trade must not exceed 1%-2% of your total account funds. Keeping positions light not only preserves your capital for a comeback but also helps maintain a stable mindset during consecutive losses, preventing emotional bias.
4. Plan Your Trades, Trade Your Plan
Trading without a plan is gambling! Before opening a position, clearly write down: entry conditions, stop-loss level, target level, and position size. After the market opens, only act as an “executor”—avoid impulsive orders driven by market fluctuations, and eliminate greed and fear from your decision-making.
Three key trading principles: do not fear, do not be greedy, do not chase rises or sell falls. If you can follow these three rules, your chances of making money are much higher.
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