#美联储重启降息步伐 Everyone who trades has a strange habit—they easily forget their profits but remember their losses vividly. This isn’t a psychological issue; it’s a survival rule forced by market realities.

Let’s talk about the first harsh reality: the destructive power of losses is exponential. You work hard to accumulate a 100% gain, but a single 50% drawdown wipes it all out. The larger your capital, the more fatal this becomes—it might take years for your account to grow from 100,000 to 1,000,000, but it could drop back to 500,000 in just a week. Compound interest sounds great, but only if you can protect your principal; otherwise, every big loss is just paying tuition to the market, and you’re stuck in the endless cycle of “make a little profit—suffer a huge loss—start over.”$BOB

Now, the second painful truth: making money might be luck, but losing money means there’s something wrong with you. In a bull market, you can make money with your eyes closed, and many people think they’re chosen by fate, when in reality they’re just riding the wave. But losing money, especially blowing up your account, is almost never about luck—it’s either you held onto a losing trade after a wrong judgment, lost discipline and over-leveraged, or didn’t set a stop loss at all. Every major loss is a concentrated outbreak of flaws in your trading system; if you don’t review and learn from them, you’ll fall into the same traps next time.$TURBO

That’s why smart traders never brag about their profits—they only focus on their loss records, because that’s what truly matters.