Recently, many people have asked me why I always stick to one direction and don't do the swing trade.

In fact, I couldn't help but want to do it, so I opened a small account to take orders and did it for a while. I found that I made only a little money after working so hard. I bought two copycats and still went in.

I think in this market, many people want to seize every opportunity to make money and avoid every adjustment. So they change varieties frequently, which I think is a very bad habit. When Bitcoin adjusted a few days ago, many people came out to ask why they didn't clear their positions and wait for it to stabilize before entering. If every simple fluctuation causes you great anxiety, you should actually stop. Investment is a long-term thing, and it will not change its logic because of the rise and fall of a certain day. The logic that makes you firm must be medium- and long-term and stable. Everyone also found that since I started trading in the market, there are only two or three varieties coming and going, and I never do two-way trading. How can I be willing to go against something I am optimistic about? I think the market is unpredictable in the short term. Avoiding short-term retracements by looking at charts can only make you accept the high probability of missing out, and then make your mentality explode and distort your operations. Don't ask me how I know, I used to be a player who chases ups and downs.

Of course, all of this is based on the premise of correct logic, but people always make mistakes, so it is particularly important to diversify your positions at this time. When you are wrong, diversification can keep your mentality stable in the short term. So when your logical ability is strong enough to be correct with a high probability, long-term holding of diversified and correct varieties you think are correct will have positive expected returns and high probability of profit.

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