No matter whether his admission is subjective, objective or other (such as "feeling of disk"), he must have a trading system to deal with the uncertain trend after admission.
This system can control risks, manage funds, cut off losses and let profits run.
In my eyes, this is the standard for a qualified trader.
How to judge whether a trader is qualified? I give the following two points:
1. Find any trend chart of futures products. Can you take a look at it in 10 seconds and judge what list you should be, or where you should enter?
You can see at a glance which part of the current trend is your loss period and which part is your profit period.
In this case, you have your own observation angle, and you know when to enter the market and when to wait and see. All this is supported by the system.
If you are an impersonal trader, it is also very simple. Ask yourself, after each entry, do you clearly know how to stop loss and take profit? When do you know how many orders you should place at a time?
In this way, your admission can be based on your own preferences, but your appearance determines your risks and benefits, and their best model is quantitative systematization.
If your answer is no.
Then work hard to build it.
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