Trading is a highly risky industry, with market trends fluctuating and unpredictable. If you rely solely on luck to trade, then you are not trading; you are gambling. This trading model is actually no different from gambling, and no one can truly get rich from gambling. Gambling relies on luck, and relying on luck in trading might bring you short-term profits, but achieving stable long-term gains is fundamentally impossible because no one can guarantee that they will always have good luck in their lifetime.
However, if you master solid skills, market trends will not be so unfathomable to you.
Because when facing seemingly chaotic and irregular markets, you have enough coping methods at your disposal, you will remain calm enough, and you will be able to identify the direction of market development through technical analysis, quickly making entry and exit decisions – strike only when ready, strike to win.
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Regarding technology, we cannot just speak vaguely about it, chatting endlessly as if we understand all technologies. In trading, details determine success or failure, and we must master and thoroughly understand the technology rather than simply "copying others without understanding." Many times, entering a position may require precision down to one or two K lines; having only a general idea will ultimately prevent you from achieving stable profits. Since you have chosen to trade, you should strive to learn the technology; the path to success is destined not to be smooth sailing.