The end of the month is here, and it's been over a month since the public trading operation began. I've found that most losing copy traders have a common trait: they frequently enter and exit trades. Little do they know that such traders incur the most losses. Why do I make money while they lose? It's actually similar to buying coins; they tend to chase after rising prices and panic sell during dips. They see my recent profits and can't help but jump in, only to face a major correction as soon as they do, leading them to stop-loss and exit quickly. Each time they make a small profit, they rush to take it, never managing to capture a big win, yet they heavily invest when they are losing. They are truly afraid of losing and winning at the same time, which leads to constant and frequent switching, ultimately resulting in significant losses.
Therefore, I have always advised those who have been following for less than a week not to copy trades, as short-term profits entirely depend on market conditions and the trader's operation mode. You might miss the chance to build your position in batches, leading to many uncertainties; while others are making money, you are losing.
A new month has begun, bringing new profit goals. Friends who enjoy copying trades must understand that making compound returns requires patience.
