The financial market is very fair. Because regardless of wealth or poverty, everyone has an equal opportunity to "create".
People with small funds also have the opportunity to double their compound interest. People with large funds also have the chance to lose everything.
In fact, this zero-sum market not only harmonizes changes in the right to use money, but more importantly, it adjusts the country's money flow.
There is a saying," The poor are not necessarily always poor; and the rich are not necessarily always rich."
Mastering the correct direction and rules, grasping the regularity and rhythm of your trades, only then can you have the conditions to transform from poor to rich; the rich get richer.
Otherwise, no matter how much money you invest, it is equivalent to the principle of 'throwing a pinch of salt into the river every day, hoping one day it will turn into an ocean.' It's a waste of time and has no effect.

In fact, when trading, it's not difficult to catch a trend.
The difficulty lies in when the trend changes.
But oneself has not changed.

There are many markets, short-term traders actually have a blind spot in trading, that is, they are afraid to make money, make a few points and then throw in the towel, unable to catch the big trend; some get liquidated in the short term; some in the small cap range of the uptrend, multiple small losses have lost the opportunity to press the trade button again.
Why trade short term? Because they want to make quick money.
This is also the reason why most people who pursue quick money often end up becoming slower.
Only a few people can do this in the market, that is, be short-term while capturing the big swings.
This is to ensure the probability of making big profits, otherwise short-term trading only pursues small losses and gains, ending up in a loss.
This is also one of the reasons why many people's trading results at the end of the month are not ideal.

Is there hope for a rebound?

Trading is lonely. All losses are borne by oneself. To break through in the market, one must have patience, discipline, and make the technology more mature.