I have been trading for 8 years. I am not a financial tycoon in the market. I just bought a house and a car and achieved financial freedom. When someone asks me what is the secret of making money, I usually say that there is no secret to trading. It depends on execution. My gains are just the basic returns brought by the correct execution of trading signals.

During trading, no matter how good the technical system is, there will be times when it suffers losses. I have also encountered continuous losses. I can only say that it is impossible for a normal person to remain indifferent to losses.

I often say that experience determines emotions, and emotions determine behavior. So I can only force myself to accept this loss, repeatedly admonishing myself to firmly implement my trading system, and not to be clever and close positions in advance to lock in profits, otherwise one day I will miss the opportunity to really make a big profit later.

Why do I emphasize not to be clever? It's because I've suffered losses before: I made a trading strategy based on the closing price, but I opened a position before the K-line was finished, hoping to make an extra three or five yuan. When the K-line was finished, the trend, state, and position had changed, which did not conform to the original trading strategy. So it was not right to close the position, and it was not right not to close the position. Afterwards, I reflected that I couldn't stand the empty position, and I was reluctant to give up the small profit, so I couldn't consistently execute the strategy I planned.

Also, don't trade with a gambler's mentality. I admit that sometimes trading is just a gamble, but most traders don't have such a solid backing to cover you, so don't lose the big picture for the small. It's okay to carry an order occasionally, but the prerequisite is to set a larger stop loss and don't carry it nakedly.

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Follow the trend and find a simple indicator to divide long and short positions. In a bull market, only go long and follow the classic head signals.

When opening a position, you must learn to wait. You don't need to care too much about the winning rate, but you must grasp the principle of entering the market at the key point. What is the key point? It is the biggest profit and loss ratio, that is, entering the market at this position, which is usually the bottom and the early stage of the trend.

Stop loss, risk always comes first. When the price is about to fall below the key point, you must stop loss, and don't have any fluke mentality. Not to mention the stupid thing of increasing the position at a loss.

The key to profit is to increase your position when the floating profit falls back. If the price rises as expected and then falls back, you can increase your position at the support level or break through the previous high. You can use the pyramid method to increase your position.

Take profit, never exit easily. You must be extremely patient and wait for the head signal or divergence before exiting. You must accept the retracement caused by floating profit. During this period, you may encounter V-shaped reversal, floating profit retracement, etc. You can optimize appropriately, but the best way is to accept it calmly, because this is not the market you want to capture.

There are so many methods and indicators that you can use. If you insist on the holy grail, then I have said nothing. There is no best method or indicator, only the one that suits you best. You must follow the above principles in practice. Even if it is just a simple indicator, you can make money with it. Remember to maintain consistency.