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Have you noticed that every time you take a Light Position, the market is as steady as an old dog, but once you increase the position, it changes face as quickly as flipping a book? It's not that you have bad luck or that the market is targeting you, but rather that there's an issue with the way you are increasing the position.
Many people increase the position after the market has risen for a while, thinking they have made the right judgment and want to "earn a little more." However, at this time, the market often enters a period of consolidation or begins to correct. You are not adding at a low point, but rather at a high point where others are preparing to retreat. Once there is a pullback, your position becomes particularly awkward, and profits can evaporate instantly, or even turn into losses.
The more troublesome thing is that when you have a Light Position, your mindset is stable, and your operations are calm, so market fluctuations don't matter. But once you increase the position, you immediately become tense. When you have a floating loss of a few hundred, you start to feel restless, constantly checking the market, and your palms begin to sweat. It's not the market that defeats you, but rather you being scared by your amplified position.
Real experts never just "feel right and increase the position"; their approach to increasing the position is based on planning—adding to positions at pullback points after trend confirmation, and increasing the position when strong signals appear at support levels. This is a behavior that follows rules, rhythms, and risk control. It's not about jumping in eagerly as soon as the market strengthens, which ultimately makes them the unlucky ones who catch the last leg.
So, increasing the position is not wrong; it's the wrong position and missing the rhythm that is fatal. Don't treat increasing the position as a "shortcut to doubling"; it is more like a double-edged sword — you have to be sure to hold it well, or it can easily backfire. The market has never lacked opportunities, but it only rewards those who are calm and methodical.
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