When the market is uncertain, the most important thing to do is not to "increase positions," but to "wait."
It's not that you can't trade; you're just too anxious. When the market direction is unclear, you frequently make moves,
while losing money and increasing positions, hoping to "average down," only to find that the market reverses, resulting in greater losses. This is not trading; it's emotional gambling.
Those who can truly make money in the long run share a common trait: they know how to wait. They wait for confirmation signals, wait for the right rhythm, wait for opportunities to mature; they act when it's necessary and remain still when it's not.
When the market is unclear, "doing nothing" itself is the strongest risk control. Anyone who aims to make large profits on every trade will ultimately incur large losses.
If you don't know whether to enter the market, if you're uncertain about the direction, and if your timing is always off, pay attention to Longmen.
Learn the trading mindset that can help you survive.
