The way of trading is to first be invincible, waiting for the enemy's vulnerability to attack; victory can be known but cannot be forced.
No market conditions can be created without conditions; when you want to explore market conditions, it is often a time of great risk. In the midst of the market's spear and shield, in the right and wrong perceptions of the market, seek a middle ground, a balance. Do not be too extreme, nor too absolute; survival of the fittest.
The longer the trading time, the better one understands the meaning of risk control. If risk is not well controlled, even multiplying a few times will ultimately lead to emptiness. Big gains and losses not only result in the loss of money but also precious time and even lifelong regrets. Can success be achieved by just controlling risks?
Of course not. Only by ensuring good risk control and bravely seizing enough opportunities can one truly realize trading.
Investors must learn to respect the market and believe that their judgments are based on fundamental factors and changes in the stock market environment!
One should follow the changes in the market's operational laws to have hope of profiting in the market. Whether it is taking profits or cutting losses, what matters is not what is said but what can be done. This doesn’t require any fancy packaging; achieving it is achieving it. Stock market investment cannot be limited to the stock market. If you view the stock market from the perspective of the stock market and become immersed in the market trends without detachment, it is difficult to see the truth of the stock market.
To deeply explore the various phenomena in the stock market and understand the essence behind it. It is important to not only understand the terminology of the stock market but also the external factors that significantly impact the stock market.
An obvious but often overlooked fact in stock trading is that the market does not care about you, whether you win or lose; the market does not know you exist, and it has no feelings for you.
However, most traders become emotional about their trades and market developments because they allow non-biological entities to control their actions rather than controlling their own behavior.
You will not make stable profits in the market unless you learn to control your emotions and respond to the market.