---Should you trust other people's analysis?

In a market where everyone has the right to say something, in my opinion, most of it is just trash.

There, almost everyone tries to make judgments and judgments, either on the green side or the red side. If luck is right, this style of writing will appear "I said it the other day/month ago" as if I were a god and had the ability to analyze the market. If you guess wrongly, then stay silent.

Many people guessed the price was correct, so why not show a short all in order? Or is it just because in life, they don't have a voice so they have to go online to pretend they know more than others?

Basically, you should not believe the upcoming market movements based on other people's analysis, because it has almost a 50/50 probability. People who survive in the market rely on the ability to manage capital, take profits, and cut losses according to discipline, not trying to guess the right trend.

When reading their articles, you should only pay attention to the milestones. These milestones, whether intentional or unintentional, often occur according to Fibonacci, Elliot Wave, and Trendlines models. Those are the locations where the price will go (up or down).

From those numbers, calculate your own Risk-reward ratio (at least 1:2), add a little judgment and your own technical analysis and then decide whether to enter the order or not.

Don't try to enter an order when the Risk-reward ratio is 1:1, or when the market is shaking strongly, when you cannot make your own judgment, or have no specific plan. That kind of thing is just a game of chance.