#美联储重启降息步伐 $PIPPIN Account wiped out? Don’t be so quick to blame the market for not performing—most people actually dig their own grave with those itchy trigger fingers.

When the market surges, you panic-buy out of FOMO; when it drops, you can’t bear to cut your losses and stubbornly hold on—what’s the result? Small profits are immediately cashed out, but you stubbornly hold onto big losses until liquidation. Your principal just gets whittled away bit by bit.

$ACE Want to survive or even turn things around in this market? Remember these three survival rules:

**Rule 1: Treat stop-losses as your lifeline.**
$LUNA2 Every time you open a position, you must simultaneously set a stop-loss. No stop-loss, expect to pay tuition to the market—this isn’t advice, it’s an iron rule.

**Rule 2: No more than two trades per day.**
Don’t get itchy whenever you see volatility—overtrading just drains your judgment. Real winners rely on patience; less but better is the way to go.

**Rule 3: Limit each position to no more than 10%.**
Going all-in is a gambler’s mindset. Light positions give you room for error. If you’re wrong, you still have capital to recover; if you’re right, you can always add more later.

At the end of the day, trading isn’t about who’s more technically skilled, but who can better control their impulses and stick to their principles. If you can accept small losses, resist trading when you shouldn’t, and stick to light positions to snowball your gains—achieve these, and you’ve already surpassed most people in the market.

This space has never lacked overnight riches stories; what it lacks are traders who can survive multiple bull and bear cycles and still trade steadily.