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A few words for brothers who want to learn technology. We say that trading relies on understanding. Those with high understanding harvest from those with low understanding. So I understand the mindset of brothers wanting to work hard to learn technology, and this is correct. However, do not put most of your energy into technology. The market is nothing but a few schools: waves, naked charts, volume-price, moving averages, MACD, and so on. I think spending a month searching for free resources in the square or online is sufficient. What you need more is a lot of practice and extensive review. The smaller your position, the better. Fix a position, and then based on what you have learned, whether it's your own or others', make a lot of trades. At least do one or two trades every day, and after a few months, you will improve rapidly. Do not waste time and money on any paid learning of technology. For example, I usually look at charts using naked charts, and the Vegas Tunnel is just the EMA moving average. All other indicators are derived from these two. The more technology you learn, the more confused you become because many techniques contradict each other. You will be dizzy trying to apply everything. Believe me, what truly helps your trading is extensive review, finding high-probability patterns and trends, and positioning well. The rest is based on luck. I dare say no expert would boast that they made big money solely based on their impressive technology. In the trading market, regardless of the asset, if any technique is 100% effective, it will soon become ineffective.