The wins and losses in contract trading review are not important; rules are the most important.


For this contract trade, I chose a light position and followed the trend. The goal was not to make quick money but to verify my judgment.

At the time, the market was at the lower end of the oscillation. I did not bet on a "V reversal," but waited for the structure to be confirmed before entering. I set stop-loss and take-profit levels before entering. During the process, the price fluctuated in the opposite direction at times, but it never hit the stop-loss line. I also deliberately avoided watching the market too frequently. In the end, I took a small profit and exited.

Reviewing it, I realized: if I had manually operated midway, I might have been shaken out. The biggest danger in contracts is not false market movements but overly genuine human emotions. This time, the reminder for me is: Gate contract tools are already very mature; what truly needs upgrading is traders' execution ability.

Writing rules before entering the market, rather than during market fluctuations, is the key to long-term survival. #分享我的交易