The part that bears the loss is something like a procedure that offsets

"View losses as profits"

Has anyone managed it that way?

I personally struggle with that kind of thinking

Because I think, "a loss is a loss"

In other words, this "view losses as profits" mindset

is limited to people who can actually tighten the market

For people who can't tighten it, it’s hard to adopt

After incurring losses a few times, your mental state tends to break down easily—for everyone

So instead of thinking that "losses are profits,"

please treat them as merely an offsetting part

This is only a "procedure" after all

What is called capital increase is

"the relationship between losses and profits"

There is nothing formidable about it

It's simply about increasing and decreasing to end up with the remaining result

When you hear about "capital increase" or "investment,"

people tend to think in positive terms

I believe this is one of the most psychological aspects there is

Because you are bound by positive elements

Therefore you become strict about losses, which are a negative element

So, well, there’s nothing wrong with that

Master this trick of losses

Then think only about how to follow the market to "produce a remaining result"—that’s all this is, a "procedure"

Few people do well with the belief that losses are profits

Having a personal, suitable way of thinking becomes the key to keeping profits

This is the same for trading logic

Your strong trading logic is technical analysis

Your strong thinking is fundamental analysis

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