All the orders that should be placed have been placed, just close your eyes and wait for fate.
Just now, someone asked me: "Aren't you nervous? Such a big market movement, you actually don't watch the market?"
I said: The orders have been placed, the take profit and stop loss are set, the trade is already over.
Next, whether it goes up or down, whether it's profit or loss,
Whether it's a reward from heaven, or a lesson from the market,
none of it matters anymore.
Real trading ends the moment the position is opened.
Once the take profit and stop loss are set, you have already submitted your paper.
The market's evaluation of you does not happen while you are watching it,
but in whether you can trust your own system, trust your current judgment.
Most people do not lose on the technical side,
but lose because they are too attached to gains and losses, too eager for victory.
If you want to win too much, you will lose faster.
When you are in profit, you are reluctant to exit, wanting to gain a little more;
When there is a pullback, you are unwilling to cut losses, wanting to hold on;
Once you make a mistake, you immediately reverse and bet on the direction, resulting in a crash and liquidation.
You are not trading, you are arm wrestling with the market,
and the market doesn’t care about you at all.
Trading, at its core, is about achieving a state of "calm".
Real experts are those who can close their computers after placing their orders.
They are those who can accept stop losses,
They are those who can view the profit and loss curve with a calm mind,
They treat each order as a practice of completing trading logic.
The stumbling block in trading is the attachment to gains and losses, the desire for victory.
If you don’t treat trading as a battlefield, the market will be willing to give you a way out.
The more you want to win, the easier it is to lose.
If you can look at wins and losses lightly, you will slowly start to win.
Most of the people who can see this have probably been educated by liquidation once.
Let’s be clean-emotioned traders together.
