RT Breakout (@breakoutprop)Small account traders don't overtrade because they're undisciplined.They overtrade because one good trade on a $1,000 account makes $15.To make $500 in a week you need 33 winning trades at that size.So you take every setup. You widen your criteria. You force trades.The problem isn't your process. It's that your account size is breaking it. ...

Investment Strategy - The industry should redefine "Cost Control" as "cutting off loss flow" instead of saving trivial amounts like coffee money, especially for investors at a certain asset level [1] - The industry should avoid mediocre investments that are "often profitable and loss-making", which can erode principal due to frequent operations [1] - The industry should focus on either high-certainty 4% wealth management or high-potential equity/trends, avoiding short-term speculation that appears to be an opportunity but is actually a trap [1] - The industry should consider the profit-loss ratio before each transaction, requiring high rationality [1] - The industry should avoid overtrading and systematically think about the causes and consequences of each transaction [1] Risk Management - The industry should avoid short-term bottom-fishing with limited upside potential (e.g., 10% profit) but significant downside risk (e.g., 50% loss), especially in a bear market [1]