Making trades is about filtering through numerous opportunities, and the so-called opportunity is a "breakthrough", which serves as the basis for opening and closing positions.
Opportunities can be categorized as tradable and non-tradable. The market is always in motion, generating countless opportunities, and you do not need to participate in all of them because opportunities vary in significance, or can be said to have levels; fundamentally, the level of an opportunity depends on the level of market fluctuations, similar to a continuously variable transmission.
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In fact, all opportunities can be participated in, but slightly smaller opportunities may not yield a price difference, resulting in a higher probability of loss, making it not worth the effort. Never engage in non-tradable opportunities unless they become tradable. Tradable opportunities are those that have been filtered out; they are high-probability profit opportunities, but a high probability does not guarantee success.