The most common intuition is "if it rises too much, it will fall, and if it falls too much, it will rise." This can explain why many novices like to feel the bottom on the left and short on the left. However, trading is a field dominated by a few people. The innate intuition of the public is often wrong. Many people tend to look for data that conforms to their own views. This is called cognitive bias.
You can have expectations and opinions about the market, but everything must be verified by the market. If it doesn't work, correct it immediately instead of continuing to stick to your intuition. For the view that it will fall if it rises too much, it is not specifically about the market rising in a certain way or the structure. There are dozens or even hundreds of such situations in the real market. Traders should choose extreme methods to train. This can definitely come out. Through continuous learning, real trading, and replay, you can cultivate the correct trading intuition.
Excellent speculators are always waiting, always patient, waiting for the market to confirm their judgment. Remember, don't completely believe in your judgment before the performance of the market itself confirms your opinion. ——Livermore
