So reflect, what should I do in the opposite direction?

Look, there is an obvious short market on that big K-line. If you really do more on the small K-line, you will certainly lose money. So I have a long memory, anyway, next time I look at the big ones and do the small ones. That is, the direction is fixed in a large period, and it enters and exits in a small period. I think I'm sure this time.

One day, the big cycle pulled back strongly.

Before the opening, I wrote down the strategy of the day in my notebook: No shorting today.

Do it in the direction of the big cycle. Isn't that just looking big and doing small?

I have been staring at the disk all day, looking for opportunities to do more.

I am like a cat in the grass, waiting for the prey to appear.

From morning to noon, from noon to night, the market fluctuated repeatedly, but it became weaker and weaker, and there was no chance to do more. Near the closing of the night market, the market accelerated its decline. After the close, I switched the K-line to the big cycle, and found that the big cycle had actually gone bad, and the empty side was obviously dominant.

I started a new line in my notebook and wrote a few depressing words: Today is the wrong direction.

Many people admire the idea of doing big and small, thinking that this can improve the winning rate. But in practice, it is not easy to find. Not only myself, I also read an investor's article today, saying that I have been "thinking big and doing small" and finally lost 500,000 to 1 10,000.

In the transaction, it is really a problem to look big and do small.

Look big, do you think you can be 100% sure? Not necessarily. The main trend correction, how deep and how long, will break your bottom line, I'm not sure. It is still uncertain whether it will be adjusted or reversed in the end. How the trend will develop is unpredictable.

We can't predict whether it is a big trend or a small trend.

So, what's the significance of thinking big and doing small?

In addition: whether it is anti-human is also a question worth discussing.