Getting started with trading starts with accepting losses. Just like accepting that you are not a perfect person.

In 2012, I had three consecutive losses, which was terrible. Because I refused to admit defeat and could not accept my continuous losses, I traded in agony. It was not until I was forced to leave the market after three consecutive losses that I realized that losses are a common thing in trading.

The difference between experts and novices is whether the losses are within a reasonable range. I now calculate losses as the cost of trading, so that I am much calmer about losses. If the cost is acceptable, I will trade and enter the market, and if it is unbearable, I will not enter the market.

There is also the problem of continuous stop loss. I also paid a lot of tuition fees to understand this. Just two sentences. 1. Stop loss must not be a point, but an area. 2. Stick to stop loss.