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I didn't post anything this morning
I'm also considering whether to guide everyone in day trading
In fact, the KOL (Key Opinion Leader) circle is very unfair; it's actually difficult for real trading KOLs to make money because this market is constantly flooded with new beginners. The ones who can really make money from trading are trend traders like me, and they generally don't open positions very frequently.
However, the most profitable KOLs in this circle are usually those who do short-term trading. To put it bluntly, they don't have strong market judgment skills and need to create profit charts through short-term trading. As a result, they have good traffic and make a lot of money because beginners don't recognize whether you're a trend trader or if you have long-term stable high returns. Beginners only care about whether you helped them make money today. The most absurd thing I've seen is when someone opens 3 trades in a day, loses 10,000 U on 2 trades, and earns 8,000 U on 1 trade. The beginner says, "Bro, you're really accurate. Let's make it back tomorrow."
If you open one trade every few days, lose a few hundred U on one trade, and earn 10,000 U on another, if you lose two or three times in a row, the beginner will say, "Do you understand the technique? Is it just luck? Are you being lazy? It takes a few days to open one trade while others open several trades a day. Look at how lazy you are, relying on luck with a low win rate. You’re worse than if I operated myself."
This is the true nature of the market. Many times, you guys always criticize this blogger for boasting about profits and saying how great they are, but when I follow them, I make money in the first few days, then they lead me to a liquidation in the final wave. Have you thought about the fact that this is actually a market selection issue? If everyone understood trading and had some trading knowledge, such KOLs would naturally struggle to survive.
It is precisely because there are too many beginners in this market who are eager to make money every day, wanting to double their investments and flip their accounts several times in a month—this unrealistic and short-term profit-seeking mindset is prevalent among beginners. If it were truly the case, within a year, your net worth would exceed that of the world’s richest person. This has resulted in a lack of respect for trading skills in this market, and many who deceive beginners.
This is human nature, unstoppable. So, I am also contemplating whether I should continue to adhere to the most professional trading and only do trend trading to bring real professional trading to beginners. I won’t say more; I will study how to guide people in short-term trading as much as possible. This market, eh........
I'm also considering whether to guide everyone in day trading
In fact, the KOL (Key Opinion Leader) circle is very unfair; it's actually difficult for real trading KOLs to make money because this market is constantly flooded with new beginners. The ones who can really make money from trading are trend traders like me, and they generally don't open positions very frequently.
However, the most profitable KOLs in this circle are usually those who do short-term trading. To put it bluntly, they don't have strong market judgment skills and need to create profit charts through short-term trading. As a result, they have good traffic and make a lot of money because beginners don't recognize whether you're a trend trader or if you have long-term stable high returns. Beginners only care about whether you helped them make money today. The most absurd thing I've seen is when someone opens 3 trades in a day, loses 10,000 U on 2 trades, and earns 8,000 U on 1 trade. The beginner says, "Bro, you're really accurate. Let's make it back tomorrow."
If you open one trade every few days, lose a few hundred U on one trade, and earn 10,000 U on another, if you lose two or three times in a row, the beginner will say, "Do you understand the technique? Is it just luck? Are you being lazy? It takes a few days to open one trade while others open several trades a day. Look at how lazy you are, relying on luck with a low win rate. You’re worse than if I operated myself."
This is the true nature of the market. Many times, you guys always criticize this blogger for boasting about profits and saying how great they are, but when I follow them, I make money in the first few days, then they lead me to a liquidation in the final wave. Have you thought about the fact that this is actually a market selection issue? If everyone understood trading and had some trading knowledge, such KOLs would naturally struggle to survive.
It is precisely because there are too many beginners in this market who are eager to make money every day, wanting to double their investments and flip their accounts several times in a month—this unrealistic and short-term profit-seeking mindset is prevalent among beginners. If it were truly the case, within a year, your net worth would exceed that of the world’s richest person. This has resulted in a lack of respect for trading skills in this market, and many who deceive beginners.
This is human nature, unstoppable. So, I am also contemplating whether I should continue to adhere to the most professional trading and only do trend trading to bring real professional trading to beginners. I won’t say more; I will study how to guide people in short-term trading as much as possible. This market, eh........
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