When trading, there will always be two different voices in your brain. Side A tells you to place orders according to your own ideas, and side B tells you not to place orders, and that you will definitely face losses after placing orders, etc. If you do it right, side A will tell you to do it according to the analysis, and you will gradually become more confident in trading. However, if you do it wrong, side B in your mind will come out and tell you that it has long told you not to place orders and should have stopped losses long ago. At that time, this negative emotion will be infinitely magnified in your mind.
After making several mistakes in a row, placing an order again often causes a sense of fear, or a feeling of being overwhelmed. The best way to face fear is to overcome it. Facing fear directly means that you can analyze calmly after making mistakes in a row, and then still follow your trading plan. You should be forced to take a break every day or week after making a few mistakes, and then trade and make up for it after you adapt to your own market, instead of asking you to gamble continuously after making mistakes in a row. Look at the trader who didn’t crawl out of a pile of dead bodies, and who was tempered by thousands or even tens of thousands of orders every year. If you dare not place an order because you are afraid of losses after making mistakes, then you will never grow into an excellent trader. Never be afraid of making mistakes. There is no absolute right or wrong in this market. You are your own god.