Trading is like a long-lasting psychological game, which tests patience and wisdom. Every time I make a move, it seems like a contest with the market. The market makes a move, and I respond. If the response is ineffective, I will temporarily retreat and wait for the next opportunity. In this game, I have accumulated the following experience:
First, you have to realize that the funds in the market far exceed yours, and it is unwise to confront head-on. You should look for trending markets and take the opportunity to make a big profit. If the situation is unfavorable, stop loss and exit in time; if you have the upper hand, take advantage of the victory and strive to maximize profits.
Second, every time I trade, I will set a fixed loss limit, which is my stop loss line. As long as the loss is within control, my mentality can remain calm.
The big market trends often appear at moments of violent fluctuations. Only at such moments can we have the opportunity to capture big profits. As for the volatile market? I choose to avoid it because they are too patient and difficult to achieve rich returns.
Finally, I usually don’t take the initiative, but wait for the market to show its cards first. The initial market movement often reveals its true intentions. At this time, if you follow the trend, you can often get twice the result with half the effort.
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