Technical Analysis: The Key Path for Ordinary People to Make a Comeback A few years ago, like many newly entered traders, I studied various trading knowledge with great hope. At that time, I believed that the reasons for trading failures were mostly due to 'lack of knowledge'. If I could master more theories and skills, I could improve my trading performance. Therefore, I spent a lot of time researching technical analysis, reviewing market trends, and summarizing various strategies.
But after a few years, I found that things were not that simple. Mastering knowledge did not immediately lead to stable profits. More importantly, I realized that trading is not just about 'knowledge'.
Many people have fantasies about financial freedom but lack a true desire. A fantasy is hoping to get rich overnight, like betting on a certain 'asset' to multiply several hundred times; while a desire is a sustained motivation, willing to spend time and effort for a goal, even if it takes years or even decades.
Those who truly desire will focus on learning and executing rules, rather than staying in empty fantasies of huge profits. Technical analysis precisely provides a clear and practical path for ordinary people.
Why is technical analysis suitable for ordinary people?
First, we must acknowledge our limitations. Ordinary people do not have the resources like institutions or professionals and find it difficult to access exclusive news or in-depth fundamental research. For example, in commodity trading, some arrange drones to monitor production dynamics in mines to gain an advantage, while we can only passively wait for market feedback.
Technical analysis is different. It focuses only on market prices and behaviors, simplifying complex fundamentals into executable rules. Its core lies in probability analysis and execution, such as: strict stop-loss, giving up floating losses, and holding positions firmly during profits. For ordinary people, technical analysis is easy to learn and does not require reliance on high-threshold resources, making it a low-cost starting path.
For small fund players, the most important thing is to accumulate capital rather than fantasize about getting rich overnight. Many people focus on certain star cases, such as turning a few thousand into millions, but they overlook that the probability of such success might be one in a million.
What ordinary people should really do is gradually increase their capital through stable profits. Assuming a 50% growth each time, after 10 consecutive times, the returns could exceed 50 times. Although this approach requires time, it is more in line with reality. The fantasy of short-term huge profits only leads to frequent liquidations, while steady growth can help you establish yourself in the market.
Technical analysis seems simple, but most people fail due to lack of execution. For example, knowing you should stop-loss but delaying due to a lucky mentality; clearly seeing the trend but closing positions early due to emotional fluctuations.
Real traders must strictly adhere to the rules and regard execution as their core competitiveness. At the same time, they should persist in learning and summarizing experiences, viewing the market as a long-term psychological battle, in order to maintain rationality amid fluctuations.
Of course, technical analysis is not omnipotent, but for ordinary investors, it is one of the best paths to achieve financial freedom. Its threshold is low, the methodology is clear, and it has practicality and sustainability. For ordinary people, the most important thing is to abandon the fantasy of getting rich, and through solid learning and execution, grow steadily in the market.#加密市场回调 #币安Alpha上新 #交易类型入门
