The original intention of becoming a trader was to be financially independent and have time freedom. At the beginning, I didn't think about making millions of dollars. If you regard the profession of "trader" as a lifelong career, you should first expect this job to maintain your personal daily expenses, and then pursue stable growth in profits. "Don't forget your original intention, so you can always achieve success." You should not pursue the opportunity to make a big profit. The first task is to ensure that your capital is not lost, and only use part of the profitable funds to conduct riskier transactions. In the currency circle, when you don't pursue a big profit in terms of income, you will often get feedback on the yield. If you regret investing too little at this time, you will fall into the trap of "why not go all in", and you don't know how long it will take to climb out.
