This essence is the same as that of the aunt who sells vegetables in the market.

Why should a simple matter be so complicated and lead an ascetic life?

No one can predict the future market. The only thing you use is rules, consistent trading rules, which let you stand on the side of the big number of this probability game.

Real traders only care about two things: 1, what if the market proves that I am right after I open a position; 2. What if the market proves me wrong after opening the position?

The biggest difference between traders and analysts is that you don't earn profits by predicting the winning rate of the market, but by "losing as little as possible when you are wrong and earning as much as possible when you are right".

When is the direction of the market clear? I don't know at any time.

At any time, the market is gambling with its own chips, although many friends never think they are gambling. If your chips are favorable, you should enlarge your greedy desire as much as possible, otherwise, you will take huge risks, but you will not get the same huge benefits.

I didn't know whether it was a shock or unilateral until after the close. If you want to consider these issues in the transaction, you will often be at a loss.

When it doesn't meet my market, I try to lose as little as possible, and when it meets my market, I try to earn as much as possible. I never expect any market to make money.

Sometimes the fact of trading is gambling, betting uncertain profits at a certain price. No one knows how to go tomorrow, but when the fatal risks are far away, the future is worth seeing.

I'm not in a special mood. My trading is very simple: build a position based on subjective experience+control the number of transactions, and then hold a profit sheet. There is not much technical theory.

At any time, holding a profit sheet is the safest trading behavior.

You can control the loss, but you can't decide the profit. Profitability needs the market, and sometimes it needs some luck.

I don't know what to say after reading everyone's discussion. In fact, from a technical point of view, my transaction is very simple and naive, and it is not as complicated as everyone thinks. If there is one thing I have done well, it may be that I know when to rest, and I will definitely do it. For example, now, the most important thing I should do is to turn off the computer and go shopping, instead of trying to earn back the loss.

Any opening position cannot escape the accumulated experience of time, and the independent and objective opening signal does not exist at all.

I never think that opening a position plays a big role in trading. Only by pursuing low-profit speculation can we pursue opening positions. Band trading pays too much attention to building positions, which will not be worth the loss and will lose more opportunities.

Trading is often a contradictory thing, and right or wrong based on logical pursuit may not necessarily have the expected result.

The most idiotic person in this world is the one who thinks he has discovered the truth that others can't. It's pathetic to think about it.

I feel that the closer I am to "truth", the farther the truth is from myself.

I never expect to be at the highest or lowest point.

No one wants profits to fall, but it's part of the deal and I'm used to it.

I can control the loss, and profit needs the support of the market. When I don't meet my market, I will try my best to control the loss and wait for my market to make a fortune. There is no other way. I will never pursue the perfect deal. My settlement cycle is a few months, not a few days, and I will not let myself be passive at any time.

Many traders' trading strategies are perfect in a short period of time, which may double in a few days, but they lack sustainable profit space. I know a futures trader in Shanghai, and I often see him tell me that he earned dozens of percentage points today and how much he will earn tomorrow, but his capital rights and interests have not increased after one year.

In any trading mode, you should consider whether this strategy can achieve the growth of capital rights and interests in a relatively long period of time, rather than supporting yourself with isolated trading days.

I don't know what to do with it. I won't adjust my method for a particular market. The only way is to stick to your own rules and keep your bottom line no matter how the market goes.

Not all markets should be profitable.

I haven't found many profit-taking strategies yet, so as long as the profits are generally held until the close, it doesn't mean that this is the best way, but I feel that it suits me best now.

The only thing I can do is to stick to my bottom line and the principle of consistency in handling orders. Profit is not for me to decide, sometimes it takes luck, which is the charm of trading.

The list in your hand is a stop loss at the original price, so you should be glad that you didn't lose money at any time. To say the least, the market has fluctuated greatly these days. If I had made a flat offer every day, the result would not be much better than now.

A well-done veteran said that as long as you don't let the capital trend retreat sharply at any time and open up profits in your own cycle, the market will repay you sooner or later, maybe not this time.

One of the key reasons why many people can't increase their funds as a whole is that they can't afford to retreat. In fact, floating profit is not your profit at all.

The so-called consistency means that you follow your own rules at all times, and the market and the outside world have no interference with you unless there is a substantial loss within the rules.

To put it bluntly afterwards, the definition of consistency is that as long as you stick to your own and are not influenced by others and the market, the market will repay you sooner or later.

In the world of trading, there are no positive and negative things.

A mature trader will not think that trading has a unique secret, even the most profitable trading strategy has long been open and bad.

Being able to resist the temptation all the time and stick to your beliefs is the only difference between winners and losers, and there are no secrets about others.

I have a friend who studies futures with me and makes orders with me. I told her all my trading strategies, and she followed me when I opened the position. My transaction was completely transparent to her, but for a while, her account was close to empty.

Because she is always tempted to lose herself in the ubiquitous market, she can't stand the floating retreat in the strategy and can't help but want to eat it all.

This is a deal. Don't always think that people who make money have some unique secrets to count money behind closed doors. This market has existed for hundreds of years, and any feasible or unfeasible profit mode has long been thoroughly studied. You can't find anything that no one has explored before, so don't think you have made any new discoveries. It is more of a self-woven trap.