What is a mystery? It is obvious that a mystery is to focus on the big while letting go of the small.
Abandon all small opportunities and concentrate on trends that can bring you significant profits. Trading is not farming; more work does not equal more gain. Opening trades every day does not guarantee daily profits; this is not wise. Many people think that only by operating can one make money, but the core of making money is actually not operating, patiently waiting, and holding on when there is profit after opening a position. Operating can bring the pleasure of feedback, while waiting is very counterintuitive.
In the market, 80% of the trends challenge human nature, making people feel good, but what feels good definitely won't allow one to make money, at least not big money. Following trends is painful because the duration of trends is not long, but trends are the only way for ordinary people to get rich. If you develop the habit of being short-term, you will basically say goodbye to making big money. Experts practice the ability of not doing. What is not doing? Not doing when you don’t understand, and there are also things that are understandable but not suitable to engage in. For example, when the stop-loss space is too large, the profit space is too small, or after a significant rise, breaking the pressure. Under standards, there are priorities, and one must also speak of what to give up and what to hold on to. Therefore, trimming the head and tail, calculating back and forth, what can really be done becomes very few. The more experts do, the less they do; the more foolish ones do, the more they do. This is not because the experts' techniques are so brilliant, but because they are not in a hurry to make money, using infinite opportunities to exchange for a larger space.
Trading
1. Capture the large trend waves.
2. Capturing the trend's low leverage floating profit for adding positions is most suitable for ordinary people.
3. Opening positions must have stop-loss.
4. There are three situations for rolling positions: selecting the direction of a long-term volatility new low; breaking through weekly and monthly resistance support; bottom-fishing during a major drop in a bull market.
5. The market is mostly boring most of the time.
6. Quickly cash out and buy a house.
Note
1. Recognize the trend; look at the long-term lines, weekly, daily lines, and do not look at short-term lines.
2. Low leverage, Tony can only open one time, at most two times leverage.
3. Wait, patiently wait for the opportunity to appear.
4. Self-cultivation! Trading is often counterintuitive.
Growth is a painful thing that no one can replace; it can only be done by oneself.
The above are some of V's personal views and insights. If you find it helpful, you can like and save it. I am Sunny, a person who has experienced three rounds of bull and bear markets, skilled in logical stock selection and technical timing, only trading within my cognitive range; each direction has been verified by the market!
