Is random trading better than following signals? 90% of people are wasting their bullets!
The biggest fear in trading is not losing money, but losing it meaninglessly. Have you ever had this experience?
Watching market fluctuations, feeling uncertain, placing random trades, and getting slapped in the face repeatedly. Regretting after losses, and after regretting, continuing to trade randomly, creating a vicious cycle. Clearly knowing to control risk, but unable to stop oneself, and in the end, the account shrinks.
In fact, 90% of losses stem from one reason: lack of direction! The market is not a casino; blind trading = giving money to the dealer. Traders who can achieve stable profits rely not on luck, but on:
A clear trading plan (where to enter? where to exit?)
Strict risk control discipline (what's the stop-loss? how to allocate positions?)
A mature trading system (not relying on feelings, but on rules)
Following signals is not dependence, but learning the trading logic of experts.
Why did he go long here? Why did he stop loss at this position? How can he hold onto profitable trades?
If you are still confused, it might be better to stop and see how Long Ge does it.
There are always opportunities in the market, but your bullets are limited—don't waste them anymore!
