If a trader can do these two aspects, he can be considered to have entered the market.

1. He began to have an in-depth study of the market and began to have a deep thinking about trading. The time he waited for the market far exceeded the time he placed the order. Even if the technology and details were not perfect in the short term, they would gradually improve and iterate in the trading process. The road ahead is bright, and temporary twists and turns are just a process. The level of personal cognition can be gradually improved through continuous learning and practice.

2. Have a clear understanding of yourself and understand your ability level.

Knowing your own weight is very rare. Only by keeping your bottom line can you survive in the market.

What type of transaction is suitable for you, how much risk you can bear, how strong your mentality is, and in which market it is easy to make a profit. These all need to be analyzed from past transactions. A trader's personality, technology, and cognition are already reflected in the account records.

You need to spend time looking for and reviewing, re-understanding yourself through the internal connection of each transaction, and establishing a trading model that suits you.

If you make a certain transaction ten times and nine times are losses, is it a problem of method or a problem of people? If the method is problematic, why can others make a profit? If it is a human problem, can other markets be done well? Therefore, the real key lies in "giving up". Only by giving up those uncertain opportunities can we concentrate on seizing what we are good at.

There are many people in the market who want to seize the profits of the big trend and the intraday fluctuations. They want to make fluctuations when the market fluctuates and follow the trend when the trend comes, which makes the transaction a mess.

Therefore, to put it bluntly, those who lose money are essentially losers. There is no situation where you can suddenly make a profit when you lose to a certain extent.

If profit is a reflection of cognition, then loss is also a reflection of cognition. If you don't reshape yourself and just want to have an epiphany in passivity, it is impossible.

I hope everyone can have a clear understanding of trading and yourself, and achieve stable profits as soon as possible. Let's encourage each other.