When doing trading, more than 99% of people talk about the word "trend". Going with the trend seems to be the rule of thumb for trading.

Think about it, the words are correct, that is, the concept is right. However, trading operations are not just concepts. If there is only the right concept but no corresponding method to match, it can only be a "language giant".

I have talked about the trend many times and it cannot be defined objectively. "How many points of market/how many price changes" is considered a trend? This is a matter of opinion. Obviously, people who do 15-minute operations and people who do daily operations have different standards for confirming the establishment of a trend. Even people who do the same level of operations may have different standards for confirming a trend.

In this way, talking about trends all the time may actually be just nonsense.

For example, a 3-point market is a trend for people who divide 1 point into ten equal parts. Of course, this is just an example from a theoretical perspective and has no meaning in actual operations. On the contrary, for those who trade at the daily level or even at a larger level, a 30-50 point market trend cannot be considered to have established a trend. Here I want to explain that trend is only a relative concept.