A disappointing year

My trading plan 👉Slowly implement the 2022 investment plan

I did some small research a while ago and found that very few people have successfully achieved the goals they set, and some have even given up.
👉How has your investment plan worked out?

Spent a long year in the midst of losses
Trading experience is not something you learn. Instead, it was a loss.
My losses have continued to expand this year, and have almost tripled compared to last year, which is very scary!
My plan was to reduce my losses, but the reality was harsh. Recently I started a topic about losses”Account losses keep growing, what should I do?” Discuss with everyone. If you want to reduce and solve loss problems by gaining everyone's trading experience, everyone can also discuss together or learn from experienced people.
👉Account losses keep growing, what should I do?
👉How to get out of trouble?
👉What should I do if my losses continue to expand?

Thankfully, in this last month, I finally completed a transaction that I felt very satisfied with. This is the only stock that makes a profit so far and the only stock that doesn't make a loss.
👉Learn lessons

Trading plans for next year
The goals that were not achieved this year I will carry them into next year and continue to work hard to complete them.
The only difference is that I'm trying to plan not to invest money next year; I think this is my limit. Now that I'm full and I've bought most of my capital into ETFs that provide monthly dividends, I'll trade using the monthly dividend income. This means I'll probably be able to drastically reduce the number of transactions I make.
This is probably not a bad thing. Currently, I have traded more than 400 times, but most of my stock holdings are at a loss. I'd like to trade fewer times, which might reduce some losses, and when I only hold a small amount of cash, I think more when buying a certain stock.
Another reason is that I actually discovered that I received more dividend income than I made by trading stocks.

Some people say:
When we make stocks, we've heard the most, and what we can't do without the most is the construction of a trading system! In particular, the integrity and consistency of the trading logic. A large part of the failure of a transaction stems from the confusion of transaction logic and the lack of a strict trading system. If you get to the root cause, it is problems such as the mentality and character of the trader.
As for more time to come, I think I'll probably use my paper trading portfolio more to test trades.