There are many textbook-like written works about #交易 , and there are also many "trading quotes", which are like those so-called chicken soup for the soul, such as: "Your life has hit rock bottom, and there is only one way to go up." The truth is: there is a deep pit below the valley bottom, and there is hell below the deep pit... Another example is: "Nothing in the world is difficult as long as you are willing to climb." The truth is: No matter how hard you work, you may not succeed. It would be easier to simply "Nothing in the world is difficult as long as you are willing to give up"...

There are also many such chicken soups in trading, such as: "Follow the trend, take a short position, and stop the loss." The truth is: it is obvious that the trend is followed, but the loss is a dog; it is obvious that it is always a short position, but in the end it is all wiped out; it is obvious that every time Set a stop loss immediately when placing an order, but looking at the account afterwards, every loss is caused by the stop loss.

From the perspective of practical winners, many concepts in books are not necessarily very practical. They are just chicken soup. They can make you feel enlightened and passionate after reading it. It seems that success is about to be easily achieved, but the truth is You have memorized so much "chicken soup of trading", but still can't do your trading well.

Every concept must be supported by practical results, and the templates covered by these concepts are universal. This is the most important thing.

In trading, there is a certain gap between practice and theory, and universal theories are not necessarily operable in practice. For example, in actual practice, "going with the trend" means betting on the continuation of the trend. Looking in the rearview mirror means going with the trend. The opportunity for speculative trading is fleeting. Once it is "clear", it has nothing to do with you!

The only person you have to defeat in trading is yourself. The truly correct trading philosophy is the cornerstone of success for successful traders. The harder you work on the wrong path, the further away you will be from success.

What novices should do is learn from other people's successful experiences, establish correct trading concepts, train hard to develop good trading habits, work hard to learn the ability to analyze the market, build strong self-confidence, and strictly control their emotions. The simpler the system should be designed, the better. Don’t imitate anything you can’t do, let alone compare with other people’s trading results, because the actions that others can do are not suitable for everyone. You only need to compare with your previous self. As long as you are making progress, you are the best!

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