Remember! The rise and fall are a symbiotic relationship; there is a fall within the rise and a rise within the fall!
From the outside, trading seems to be a matter of judging direction, a game of either rising or falling, but it is not. The rise and fall are merely dynamic values, constantly changing and meaningless. No matter how skilled you are, or how much you claim to have 100% certainty,
if you are given a random specific time, you cannot accurately predict the rise or fall after that specific time every time;
The rise and fall are a symbiotic relationship; there is a fall within the rise and a rise within the fall. No matter how sophisticated your method is, at most, you can only achieve certainty within the hunting range you operate in. You cannot have certainty for any rise or fall without any blind spots; it is impossible, no matter how skilled you are. Therefore, from a broader perspective, the rise and fall are meaningless.
Apart from the external rise and fall, the true core that determines our trading profit is: space! That is, the distance of price movement. This is the essence and the core logic (time has a certain use, but time does not directly determine profit; from a profit perspective, it only determines efficiency).
Many people have been trading for so many years, always entangled in the rise and fall. This is because they do not understand the essence of this game. What ultimately allows trading to make you money? Is it because you see the right direction? Yes, and no. It is true that profits occur when your direction is correct, but it is also not correct to say that simply seeing the right direction is meaningless.
How many people buy at the bottom and sell at the top? Is it meaningful? Absolutely not; it has no meaning at all, not even a tiny bit. It is not enough to make a topic for a casual conversation, because you only got the direction right, just 1% correct, and the other 99% you got wrong. What is the other 99%? It is the space.
Having the correct direction is only 1; only when you clarify the space can you add a '0' after 1. The space is the '0' after 1. If you combine it with capital management * and operational techniques, you can add 2 more '0's, that’s all. But if you lack space, your capital management and any techniques are utterly meaningless. $BTC