Let me be frank, because ordinary people don’t have the quality to do it well.
Those who can do a good job in trading are one in a million, and it is no exaggeration to say that they are geniuses.
In ancient times, people who were good at doing business basically had the ability to lead troops in battle.
Your funds are your soldiers. You command your soldiers to go out and participate in large-scale battles, ultimately stand on the victorious side, and bring back more soldiers.
When you see more soldiers, you must not be too happy. Once you become careless, you will become arrogant, and arrogant soldiers will surely be defeated.
Don't be discouraged even if you lose money.
Once you become as timid as a mouse, you will not dare to take it when you see an opportunity.
This mindset issue of leading troops in battle is actually a second-level matter.
The first level is the technology of leading troops in battle.
How to identify enemy situations, how to handle enemy situations, how to judge the situation.
These are the basics.
Essentially, leading troops in battle is a game of strategy.
Trading is also a game of strategy; candlesticks represent combat forms, and there is also killing intent within them.
Moving averages represent the overall strength differences in the battlefield.
Trading volume represents the intensity of battles on the battlefield.
These things must be understood; you need to be able to read the battlefield and understand the market situation.
You must know how far the battle has progressed.
When the time comes, you must deploy troops.
When the time is not right, do not deploy troops; just stay home and enjoy life.
A bad mindset is nothing more than two things: wanting to win too much and being too afraid of losing.
Cannot be realistic and cannot reflect the truth.
The result of wanting to win too much is frequent military deployments, leading to a reduction in capital.
Being too afraid of losing results in an inability to expand military successes, and capital size never increases.
It seems simple, but it is actually very difficult; the operator must constantly introspect.
One is technical aspects, and the other is mindset aspects.
Most people do not qualify at the first level.
Then use the second level to explain your incompetence.
For ordinary people, there's no need to talk about mindset issues for now; it's a matter of capability.
It is the technical skill of maneuvering; the ability to read the battlefield is insufficient.
Many people do not understand that the battlefield, stock market, futures market, playing poker, flirting, and life planning are all 'dojo'.
The fields are different, but the 'way' is the same; essentially, they are all the same thing.
Finance has brought me not just money, but a positive trading system, and a correct understanding of the market and life.
The understanding you possess is the most valuable thing.
It is a positive trading system and decision-making system.
As long as the brain can absorb and master these methods and ways of thinking.
Even if you start with nothing, you can make a comeback in ten years.
This world, after all, is shaped by people; objective reality is also created by humans.
You need to adopt a 'materialist' perspective to view the world, and then use a 'idealist' approach to plan for the future.
Continuously trial and error, constantly verifying your ideas; as long as your understanding is correct, things will eventually succeed.
There is no such thing as failure; the only enemies are your beliefs and time.
So, why do successful traders not want others to enter the trading ranks?
To be honest, there are very few people who are both highly talented and have great desires; note that both are indispensable.
For ordinary people, lacking talent and having no guidance, living a mundane life can be very fulfilling.
So here, I wish everyone to make big money and have fun at the club before the New Year!!!
