Maintaining trading consistency over time is a valuable skill. I found that many traders, including some students who participate in the community, sometimes deliberately tighten their trading standards because the recent market conditions are very good and there are many opportunities, and they will not do it even if they encounter trading opportunities that comply with technical and risk control rules. ; In addition, they will reluctantly intervene in some "almost" transactions when opportunities have recently decreased, but in fact these transactions do not meet various conditions. These problems are usually hidden and difficult to detect. You may think this is a normal reaction, but in fact it violates the principle of transaction consistency.

This is not a technical issue, but it is more critical. Problems with trading behavior and habits take more time to resolve through targeted training. Traders need to have some patience with themselves. When it comes to trading, specialized training is more valuable than knowledge acquisition alone.