I haven't been here for two months, returning to life, focusing on honing my inner skills. As for the market, it is currently brewing a big trend, there's not much to say. True experts are skilled at waiting for big opportunities; ultra-short trading has extremely high requirements for traders. In terms of years, almost all fail, only those in mid-to-long-term big fluctuations can survive. This is the probability statistics after the natural battle of the market. The hardest thing for a person is self-awareness; most people overestimate themselves, while in reality, everyone is ordinary, always dreaming of one day becoming the chosen one. The truth is that even those who survive the wealth myths mostly belong to those who were lucky enough to follow a big trend, that's all. No matter how good your skills are or how good your mindset is, fundamentally, it’s the market that gives you the opportunity to seize. It’s not that magical. However, 99.99% of ordinary people basically know how to make money easily, but only 0.01% can do it well and achieve it. The fluctuations in the candlestick chart are simply the fluctuations of human nature, as well as the fluctuations of greed and fear, vividly interpreting the chase and panic selling. The market trends are countless, and there are many new and old investors, countless trading methods, but human nature remains unchanged.
What I said above may seem like nonsense, but it's actually nonsense. Finally, let me share something practical: a trading system only needs a trading rule that suits your personality, then patiently wait for the signal to open a position, and close the position (whether it’s moved to take profit or moved to stop loss, in the end, it’s all about closing the position). If you make a profit, withdraw half; if you incur a loss, let it stop loss. This is a good thing, preventing large losses (stop loss may not allow you to profit but can solve all problems, including floating losses, increasing positions, hedging, liquidation, and other vicious cycles). Hold onto the spot if you have it, don't mess around. The more you mess around, the faster you lose. For contracts, use low leverage and light positions, with stop losses and withdrawals. This way, you can survive a little longer and ultimately wait for the big opportunity and big profit moment. I won’t say more; this market is too impetuous. The circle is either scams or mutual attacks; the less you come and watch, the closer you can get to the essence of trading and abundant wealth. Those fated will take it; see you at the end of the year.
