1. Don't spend too much time on "market forecast", but spend time on "risk control and fund management" to get twice the result with half the effort. "

2. Misjudgment is an inevitable phenomenon in the trading process, and excellent traders should maximize profits, not win times.

Professionals earn a lot of money because their average profit is far greater than their average loss. "

Some novices often have such confusion: some professional traders often seem to make mistakes to stop losses. Why is the income so high?

Similarly, many traders are addicted to the analysis and judgment of various technical indicators, trying to find the most effective entry point. They often value and pursue a high winning rate, and they may spend a lot of energy hoping to find a "peerless martial arts" that can be invincible in the futures market. Maybe you think you can succeed in a certain market, and this so-called success will often lead to an explosion of confidence and an increase in positions. In the end, it is often "possessed" by the "peerless martial arts" that I think I have found, and I bite myself in the complicated market.

First, no one can guarantee that he will always maintain a "high winning rate".

In futures trading, winning percentage is of course a very important link. If you can have a super high winning rate, then your chances of making money are naturally high. However, we must clearly realize that the market is complex and changeable, and no technical system can guarantee that it will be applicable forever. Spending too much energy on improving the winning percentage may have little effect. Therefore, if futures traders want to grow up, they must get out of the misunderstanding of "pursuing winning percentage".

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