No one can accurately predict market trends; true trading lies in making executable and fault-tolerant trading plans based on one's rough judgment.
In the trading plan, try to minimize the impact of subjective judgment and increase the weight of the plan's execution (such as position management, take profit and stop loss, etc.).
Position size should match the trading level: when trading at a larger level, the position can be appropriately larger; when trading at a smaller level, the position should remain cautious.
For beginners or those who have not yet made significant money in the market, it is recommended to trade at a larger level, as larger trades have higher certainty, while smaller trades have lower certainty.
Trading is an ongoing process of refinement, repeatedly reviewing and backtesting each operation. Try to avoid repeating mistakes and improve the precision of operations; when you can identify and avoid past mistakes, you have overcome human weaknesses through practice, which also means progress.
Short-term speculation and quick profits are ultimately fleeting; only steady trading is the path to longevity.
