When the price plunges, do you have a strong urge to cover your position?
You bravely bought 10,000 U when the price was 10U, and watched it slide to 5U. You thought to yourself: "It's a good time to cover your position!" Then you put in another 10,000 U, and the cost dropped to 6.67U, which felt like a bargain. But don't forget that you must have enough "ammunition" on hand, otherwise you will have to stare blankly when the market goes into a deep squat again.
Do you think that making 1% every day can make you a member of the rich list? It sounds like a dream, but it is also a wake-up call.
The market changes faster than turning a page, and if you slip up, the money you have saved hard may go down the drain. Investing is not as simple as betting on the size. Even if you win six times, the four losses may make you go back to the pre-liberation era overnight.
Compound interest sounds like magic, which can make money make money quickly. But to be honest, it is harder to win continuously than to climb to the sky, not to mention the rapid accumulation of wealth into a mountain. Don't believe those legends of getting rich overnight. Patience and strategy are your compass on the road of investment.
In the contract, position management and fund management are the top priorities. Don't learn from those novices or veterans who bet a large part of their family assets at any time. At most, take 2%-5% of the principal to test the waters, and then add 20 times leverage. This way, you can move freely, safely and excitingly.
As for those big guys who use hundreds of times leverage, I can only say that they are dancing on the edge of a knife, playing with their heartbeats. Investment is stable, don't let greed lead you off the track. In the long run, a stable strategy is the golden key to financial freedom.