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Use the mindset of war to create a trading plan. Trading is like an endless battlefield, where both sides continuously invest or consume various resources until one side falls.

Since the market is like a battlefield, there must be strategic expectations, tactical mid-term goals, and short-term goals on the battlefield. Therefore, in relation to the trading market, we must first have expected maximum goals and expected maximum losses. Secondly, we need to have combat means and self-rescue measures. Only then can we consider beliefs, ideals, or obsessions as psychological means.

Therefore, the daily and weekly highs and lows + divergences = expected strategic objectives (direction starting point). The 4-hour chart represents tactical objectives (direction), the 1-hour chart represents combat methods (fluctuations). The 15-minute to 1-minute charts represent the individual battlefield skills of the trader (indicator techniques).

In other words, your capital determines what level of commander you are or what level of soldier you are.

Thus, self-awareness is a crucial element.

If you are a soldier with small capital but are thinking about how to deploy troops like a general, trying to predict battlefield dynamics from the general's perspective to survive and get promoted, you are overthinking and looking too far ahead. You should first focus on how to survive tomorrow.

So, you can guess what the entire battlefield looks like and go with the flow. This growth can be slow and steady through spot trading or fast and explosive through high-leverage trading. Regardless of the method, as long as you grow and survive until the end, you are the victor, taking your spoils and leaving the battlefield for good, returning to enjoy your happy remainder of life.

Strive to live in this market, and only by firmly believing that this market can save you can you persist.

Now, let me share my specific method. This is not trading advice; you are responsible for your profits and losses. (Note: Do not use spot trading thinking for futures trading, because spot trading can exchange time, while futures trading exchanges life.)

Draw lines on the chart, using different lines and text to outline your plan, seeing it every day and flexibly and stubbornly executing it. Secure your stop-loss belt.

Learn to make your chart speak.

That's all.

Good luck.