Last quarter, someone reached out to me.

He had just over a thousand left in his account, and he was completely numb.

He asked if he could make a comeback.

I said: Don’t overthink it, just don’t give up yet.

He listened.

The first week, the market was tough, but he managed not to make any impulsive trades; on the eighth day, once a breakout was confirmed, he followed the rhythm and placed his orders. Gradually, his account climbed back over two thousand.

That night, he messaged me saying he finally understood what to do.

I knew very well—it wasn’t luck that got him through, but the fact that he really followed the rules this time.

Most people in this circle lose money not because they can’t read charts.

It’s because they go all-in, trade impulsively, and stubbornly hold losing positions.

Where will the market go? You can’t control that.

But you can control three things:

Your position size, when you enter a trade, and at what loss you must exit.

Small positions let you last longer,

Strict stop-losses protect your capital,

And stable rules allow you to climb back up, bit by bit.

Don’t always think about making it back in one shot.

The market won’t give you opportunities just because you’re desperate,

But it will leave profits for those who stick to the rules.

This guy kept trading with discipline, his account slowly recovered, and his mindset stabilized.

I often tell him: Comebacks never rely on miracles,

They rely on being clear-headed with every trade and sticking to your plan every time.

You too.

Don’t rush, don’t gamble, execute according to your rules.

What’s meant for you will come back, slowly.

It’s not that you’re not fast enough, it’s just that exploring alone for too long can lead you astray.

If you don’t take the initiative to move forward, you’ll stay stuck in the same cycle.

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