On the importance of the "trading system" of technical analysis:
During your trading process, there will be a lot of interference.
First, there are a lot of news influences, but sometimes the good news falls, and the bad news rises, and you can't explain it. In fact, the news is hindsight, and the K-line often comes first.
Second, there are many influences from KOLs. For example, A is bullish, B is bearish, and C is expected to go sideways. You are confused after seeing it, and you can't make a decision in the end.
Third, the influence of different frequencies, which means that everyone has different trading systems, talking at cross purposes, and different frequencies, which leads to mutual interference, and finally you are confused.
To sum up, the conclusion is:
1. It may be more reliable to trust yourself only, but the premise is that you must have your own reliable trading system that has been verified by review. If you don’t understand it yourself or have only a partial understanding, it will be even more tragic, because half-knowledge is worse than ignorance.
2. Finally, there is another method, which is that you have to find someone who you think has great skills, and then follow his operation, but you have to accept that he sometimes makes mistakes in prediction and occasionally stops losses (after all, there is no general who always wins in this industry, and failure is common in the military). I think this is also a good method.
