Is blindly trading better than following the trend? 90% of people are wasting their bullets!
What traders fear the most is not actually losing money. What they fear the most is - losing money for no reason!
Have you ever had this experience?
Watching the market fluctuate, feeling uncertain, and opening positions at will.
Getting slapped in the face repeatedly, stop loss after stop loss.
Regretting after losing, and then cannot help but continue to mess around.
Clearly knowing to control risks, but cannot control their hands.
Result: The account shrinks day by day.
Why does this happen?
At the end of the day, 90% of losses have one fundamental reason behind them: no direction!
The market is never a casino; if you trade blindly, you are just giving money to the dealer!
Those who can achieve stable profits never rely on “inspiration” or “luck.”
They rely on three things:
Three core elements for stable profits:
Step One: A clear trading plan
What position to enter?
What position to exit?
What is the risk-reward ratio?
Where is the stop-loss point?
Step Two: Strict risk control discipline
How to allocate positions?
What is the maximum drawdown control?
How to quickly stop loss and correct mistakes after making an error?
Step Three: A mature trading system
Not relying on feelings, nor gambling
Trade according to the rules
Each step follows established guidelines, not following the crowd, not making emotional trades
So is following the trend useful? Is it dependency? Following the trend is not about relying on others, but about learning from others' trading logic.
Why do experts open long positions here? Why do they decisively stop loss at this position? Why can others hold onto profitable trades while you always cut early?
These are the things you need to ponder.
Following the trend, the core is: learn to understand the “thinking behind it.”
One last sentence: Market opportunities are always there, but your bullets are limited.
Don’t waste them anymore, first learn to follow the right direction and the right rhythm.
If you are still confused, stop for a moment and see how the brother does it.
