Is it possible to execute precise quantifications over a long period? For example, the turtle trading rule has been a publicly available trading system for many years, yet very few have made money from it. Why is that? It's due to a lack of understanding of the drawdown periods of trading systems, misconceptions about trading, and poor psychological rhythm control during the trading process.
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Position management is chaotic. Many friends believe that having a good system is enough to make money, but that's a big mistake. Personally, I think that trading techniques or strategies account for less than 10% of the trading process; the key lies in controlling positions during execution and maintaining the psychological costs of trading.
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Some people are overly calculative; as soon as they experience a loss, they cannot bear it and stop trading. After observing for a while and feeling the system is decent, they re-enter, only to encounter another drawdown, and then stop again. They lose just as much when they should lose and exit when they should profit. Is this a matter of luck or personal psychological issues? Regardless of the method used, those who achieve long-term stable profits in the market are simple-minded, open-minded individuals who are focused and calm like still water. Too clever people are not suited for trading.