Some people are more suited for short-term trading, while others are better suited for medium to long-term trading. Many believe this is a matter of ability, but it is actually more about personality.

Short-term trading is like a blitzkrieg.

The pace of entering and exiting is fast; if you're right about the direction, you can reap rewards on the same day; if you're wrong, a few points in the opposite direction can be enough to cause significant losses. It suits those who are quick-witted, decisive in placing orders, and can withdraw immediately when facing losses. If you can tolerate making five or six trades in a day and can handle the psychological pressure of consecutive losses, then short-term trading may be your stage.

But if you can't bear to stop loss once you're in a position or always want to wait for the market to turn around, then short-term trading will only lead to a gradual evaporation of your capital.

Medium to long-term trading is more like building a long road.

You need to plan your direction in advance and then pave the road step by step. Even if you encounter potholes along the way, you won't immediately abandon the whole plan. It suits those with a stable mindset who can endure fluctuations. You won't change your plan because of a day's rise or fall; as long as the trend remains intact, you can wait for the market to deliver.

Many people don't lose due to a lack of skills, but because they chose the wrong track. Those who are impatient trying to do medium to long-term trading and those who are slow trying to chase short-term surges will end up struggling.

The choices in the market aren't about which rhythm you prefer, but rather where you can survive.

First, find the track that suits you, then talk about profits.

If you no longer want to go in circles, then join me in strategizing; the current market is a great opportunity for recovering and flipping your capital.

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