Trading Enlightenment: The Eternal Principles of an Impermanent Market
The market is like the four seasons, with prosperity and decline both having their time.
The true top hunters understand that trends are impermanent, positions are cyclical, and systems are fundamental.
1️⃣ Impermanent Trends: Both bulls and bears are temporary visitors; when a level breaks, cut losses immediately, like autumn leaves falling from branches, without attachment or retention.
2️⃣ Cyclical Positions: Gains and losses are but fleeting clouds; taking profits is like the spring snow beginning to melt, light positions lead to rebirth.
3️⃣ Systems are Fundamental: Candlestick charts change dramatically, but only rules remain steadfast as a mountain.
They navigate the market with the "Three No Rules":
🚫 Do not be infatuated with past bull and bear markets — cut losses immediately upon a break
🚫 Do not fear future volatility — hedge early against black swans
🚫 Do not entangle with current gains and losses — gains and losses are merely projections of perception
True traders can plant new positions amidst the ruins of a margin call,
And can also actively reduce their holdings at the peak of enormous profits, with a mind as calm as still water.
Because they have long understood: the market itself has no bulls or bears; volatility reflects the human heart.
In the realm of trading, both advance and retreat are Zen.
Empty Position: The Highest Wisdom of Trading Top hunters know how to wait in silence; mature traders are not afraid of being in an empty position. An empty position is not escaping the market, but respecting the market. When the market is chaotic and signals are unclear, an empty position is the greatest probability of success. True experts do not compete on frequency, but on precision. They know that not every candlestick is worth trading; only certainty is worth betting on. Being in an empty position is difficult, as it requires resisting impulses. Most people see 'no position' as missing an opportunity, while a few see 'having a position' as losing rationality. An empty position is a touchstone for emotional management and a training ground for trading wisdom. Rather than being exhausted by volatility, it is better to refine one's understanding in an empty position. The market never rewards effort, but rather rewards clarity. Just like Wall Street's 'Crocodile Rule': wait until the prey is close; then, strike decisively.
The Wisdom of Trading: The Power of Patience and Refusal Stable and profitable traders do not rely on mysterious techniques, but on two powers: 1. The patience to wait 2. The courage to refuse They understand well: not every fluctuation is worth participating in; when uncertain, watching from the sidelines is the way to win. "Better to miss out than to make a mistake"; this is not retreat but a form of maturity. Most people lose by trading too frequently, trying to seize every opportunity, while forgetting the market's essence is "uncertainty". Those eager to act often become the nutrients for the market; while true experts only bet on certainty. Restraining impulse and adhering to principles is the hardest part of trading. Patience is a form of power, and refusal is a state of being. Only those who can wait deserve to have good opportunities. #BTC #交易训练 #交易哲学 #交易认知
Review: The Most Economical Shortcut in the Trading World
To learn trading, first learn to review.
It is the lowest cost and highest efficiency way of learning.
Any effective strategy is backed by thousands of trials and validations.
If you rely on real trading to accumulate experience, even once a day would take four years, and you would have to bear the cost of losses, or even gain nothing at all.
However, reviewing can complete thousands of case analyses in just two or three weeks. No losses, no waiting, only the compounding of understanding.
Experts are not born with exceptional talent; they are the ones who have gained an edge in time through reviews.
They summarize experiences a step earlier, correct their understanding a step earlier, and step onto the path of profitability a step earlier than others.
Reviewing is not just about looking at charts; it is about building your trading system.
True trading understanding is not in the fluctuations of candlesticks but in the continuous elevation of knowledge through reviewing.
Trend-following position increase: Only with strong winds can you fly high
Following the trend is the good hand the market deals you; increasing your position is your vote of confidence in the trend.
Market movements do not happen overnight; true profits are often hidden in the second or third opportunities to enter the market.
Most people only think about securing their profits when they see a rise;
A few understand the rise and dare to continue betting in the 'profit zone'.
The core of trend-following position increase is not impulsiveness, but increasing your position upon confirmation and expanding your gains under control.
As the trend strengthens, the chips become lighter, and the mindset becomes steadier.
Trading is not about making a single bet but continuously increasing the winning probability in the right direction.
Don't be afraid of 'too much increase'; be afraid of not being on board when the rise occurs.
What allows profits to run is not taking profits but trend-following position increase.