Predictions are merely guesses and should not be used as the basis for placing orders.
Trading should be based on actual conditions. Many people say that following posts can result in both gains and losses, but trading must never rely solely on posts for decisions; otherwise, the risks are immense. The reasons are as follows:
First of all, even if a post predicts correctly, for example, a major drop in May, you cannot accurately determine the starting point, timing, and magnitude of that drop. The market may rise first and then fall, and can you withstand the fluctuations in gains and losses in between? Posts can only provide directional guidance and are by no means a reliable basis for trading decisions. Trading must be based on real-time conditions, and one should not place orders like gambling. Short at support levels, short at resistance levels, and observe in between areas to improve winning rates.
Secondly, if the prediction is wrong, blindly following it will undoubtedly result in losses. Regardless of which type of predictive posts you trust, they should only serve as references, not as the basis for placing orders, which has nothing to do with trust or accuracy. Trading should rely on technical analysis, market intuition, and real-time conditions, rather than predictions.
This is also why live trading has more advantages—real-time decision-making is closer to market realities.
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