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Everything lost will eventually return, and I ask everyone to be patient.
If you haven't followed the order, you have no idea what the situation is. Take care of yourself and don't worry about others; focus on your own pocket.
As everyone knows these days, those who manually stop losses have incurred more losses, while those who are still on the bus and followed the trades earlier still have profits. This is why I have always advised everyone that following trades is about trust; do not frequently get in and out. Despite the pullbacks, if you stay with it all the way, you can make up for your losses until you turn a profit..🤝
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Always a united front. To be honest, if I didn't want to be responsible to all of you, that little position wouldn't hurt me at all by just transferring some margin, but I have never done that. You all understand, right!
Go and see other order takers, will they unite with everyone like this? I just want to show you all with actions, so I will be responsible for you all the way until we turn losses into profits.👊👊👊
To be honest, following trades actually affects my profits. Those who subscribe know my trading methods. When I follow trades, I can't operate that way myself. I also ask those who like to argue to think a bit more before they speak; what is a "client loss"? It's the first time I've heard of it. Have you ever seen a client loss and then kicked out the follower?
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Everyone here is an adult. Whether you choose to believe or not, I don't have time to explain to each of you every day. You need to learn to discern for yourself. I can achieve over 60 times monthly returns; can't your losses over the past 11 months be recovered? Think about it...
This recharge was made only after everyone safely landed. The purpose of the recharge is because I organized a team competition. As the team leader, I definitely need to go to the battlefield first, rather than just watch from the sidelines, right? I hope everyone understands!
Still the same old saying, no need to say more, we'll see the highs and lows in practice.