再碰山寨我是狗

【Prize Q&A, answer correctly for points】

Read my previous post: The 100-fold Evolution of Traders, which contains the core content I summarized, answer correctly for points.

This post mainly discusses the training process of a trader from novice to expert, where the most important thing is to establish a good trading system. Once we have trading discipline, the rest is just waiting for opportunities to arise. Waiting for market conditions can be lonely, but waiting is also the most effective. The best way to become a sharpshooter is to continuously train your shooting skills and strive to achieve a one-shot kill.

Question: What kind of person is most likely to enjoy good profits in trading?

Answer hint: The answer can be found in the article, a total of seven characters.

In the last 10 days, I have cut my positions by 1 million, resulting in an account loss of nearly 40%. During this process, I indeed made several mistakes:
- Confused position management
- Confused stop-loss
- Confused breakeven settings
- Confused entry signals
- The most critical issue is that I also made frequent trading and other basic mistakes

The more I lose, the more I get caught up in it, opening more positions when losing. Besides not holding positions and over-leveraging, I basically made all other mistakes, completely falling into a state of "anchoring effect." This is a very scary state, and the main reason why the vast majority of traders suffer continuous large losses is due to becoming puppets controlled by the anchoring effect.

**Solution**
How can we make such an effect disappear quickly? Currently, I know two methods:
1. The simplest method: let the account drop to zero, completely stop trading, and the anchoring effect will disappear directly
2. The second method is to "stop": a completely calm method is to stop trading and allow myself to slowly return to the best state. During this period, I need to continuously learn from past knowledge, especially trading psychology knowledge.

**Current Adjustment Status**
- My trading has basically stopped in the last 2 days, even when I see opportunities, I have also stopped trading
- At this stage, I mainly adjust my state by writing posts, doing live streams, playing basketball, and traveling
- Waiting for specific market conditions that belong to me, reducing the trading frequency to the historical lowest point
- Maintain a "watching and not trading" state: I will not open positions unless there is a major market movement
- Refuse external interference: I remain steadfast when anyone mentions market conditions and analysis

**Thoughts on Trading Discipline**
- Although discipline is very important in trading, "waiting for opportunities" is the most difficult part
- Discipline only needs to restrain human nature, while waiting for opportunities requires resisting market temptations
- The market is ever-changing, and those who watch the market for a long time can easily be led by various market movements
- Most people cannot wait for the right market conditions, which is precisely why it needs to be cultivated.