1. Reviewing is a process that every trader must go through. Whether it is to enhance the market sense or improve the degree of mastery of trading methods and methods, it is an excellent choice. However, many traders rarely review or even never review. This leads to a slow progress in understanding and understanding of trading techniques. Traders who review frequently can master the trading system faster than traders who rarely or never review. This time investment is definitely worth it. Because the faster you master the trading system, the faster you can get rid of losses.

  2. According to my observation, most trading participants, during the review process, pay too much attention to the results of the trading methods they use, but ignore the risk control required by the trading method itself and the time consumed when operating according to its requirements, resulting in the information summarized in the review process being too one-sided. When they actually operate, they find that the information obtained from the review is inconsistent with the results of their actual operations. To the extreme, they will doubt their original trading system in the end. Little do they know that reviewing itself is a process of helping oneself accept the rules through observation of historical disks. Any rule will have certain characteristics, not just looking at one result.

  3. Everyone knows that if you trade correctly, you can make money, and everyone wants to make money. There are many ways to make money, and the cost and time invested are not the same for everyone.

  4. In terms of human nature, we can use the same method to execute transactions, but transactions themselves are risky, and different people must have different risk tolerances. This is also a fundamental reason why the same method, when used by different people, will inevitably produce different results. The same Price Action, methods, techniques, and even the same market-watching cycle, but the profit and loss results of a sophisticated master and a novice entering the market may be worlds apart.