They are good and they are making money, but after they have been making money for 3 days or more, they will think of increasing leverage. Anyone that has been tradimf very well woukd have experienced this before.
Let me ask you this question and be sincere. Have you not experienced it before?
I have experienced it before.
The second one is when you would have been making money already, but you did not close the trade and it turned to lose. This is also very common in trading.
Slow and steady profit is better than steady profit turmed losses.
I haven't done the first, over leveraging is the number 1 rule I locked in on when I started trading. In fact, I only increase my leverage after series of losses (not a good idea either, but sometimes it works), and take profit little by little, until I recover a little and bring down the leverage again. Sometimes I do forget to readjust the leverage, and this do lead to significant losses.
BUt your second point, it's like a steady occurrence, and it is really bad, I've been a victim to it a lot, but I started taking profit earlier, instead of waiting to meet my TP point. Well anyways, in trading we keep on learning everyday, each loss and profit made is a lesson.