“What if the market doesn't pull back?” “I didn't dare to buy when it fell before” #你问我答

These are two independent questions.

First, let's talk about the first one: “What if it doesn't pull back?”

Let me tell you a story. If you are a lion on the grasslands, the king of beasts. You exist at the top of the food chain, and when you hunt, you have a plan to ambush, find the right moment, and strike with certainty! You don't just rush at any creature you see when you're hungry like a fool; in the end, only you will be exhausted.

Nature teaches us many lessons. The reason I teach analysis starting from “Dao, Fa, Shu, Qi” is because “Dao follows nature”; once you understand the great principle, respect the operating laws and rules of this world, you can “survive”. Then, by refining some “tools - Qi”, “techniques - Shu”, and “methods - Fa”, you can determine “how well to live”.

Nature's laws tell us that even as the king of beasts, we must have patience and learn to ambush! Patiently wait for the formation to emerge; the market changes every day, and there are opportunities to enter every day. For example, I held onto a long position during this month's pullback to 59,000, which I entered on October 10, and this position had been tested countless times before. Even at the same price, if you look at the current price formation trends, it is definitely a relative low. Similarly, when I surged to 66,000 at the beginning of October, I was also patiently waiting for this pullback. In other words, “the prey will definitely come” instead of “always chasing after the prey”.

Now think about it. If you open your phone every day and feel the urge to place an order, are you not just a lion chasing after prey every day? Only you will be exhausted and run down.

Now, let's talk about the second one: “What should I do if I didn't dare to buy when it fell before?”

Let me tell you another story. I remember when I first drove on the road, I was terribly scared. I didn't dare to turn off at the exit on the second ring road and missed my planned route. But you can say that I wasn't good at trading at that moment, but you can't say I drove slowly.

How did I do it? It's what I often refer to as “deliberate practice”! Fear is instinctual; you cannot conquer it. Whether the future is a “bull” or “bear” market, there will be many more extreme situations than the present. Making a trading plan in advance and practicing more is the only way to establish yourself in this market.