There are many different types of market conditions in the market. Traders need to find a type of market with unique characteristics, and after counting the high-probability characteristics of such market conditions, set quantification based on high-probability data. Establish trading rules based on conditions; then this trading rule only works for this type of market, and for different types of market, you need to re-statistically find the rules before formulating rules; for example, trend market and oscillating market are two different types of market Characteristics: If you use trend trading rules to make trending markets, the effect will naturally be significant, but if you use the same rules to make a oscillating market, the effect will usually be reduced. This is why those who follow the trend die in the oscillation, and those who can make the oscillation die in the trend. The reason is
Of course, there are different types of trend markets, and any trend trading rule also has limitations. Not all trend markets can be caught in one go.
This is why experienced traders only do what they can control. Some novice traders have insufficient knowledge of the market and are driven by greed to take in all different types of market conditions. Trading with such thinking and greed will inevitably be punished by the market. The author would like to give 1-3 tips for entering the investment market. A piece of advice for my 2018 classmates: instead of learning thousands of methods, it is better to master one trading method first so that you can make stable profits and successfully get through the "desert zone" of losses. Then continue to study the trading rules of other different types of markets. When traders become mature traders after 5-10 years, they usually have 3-5 sets of trading rules. At that time, traders can flexibly respond to different types of market conditions and trading performance will be greatly improved;
During the implementation of trading rules, many students will find that the actual number of transactions per day under this rule is about 1-3 times. There are even days when there are no trading opportunities, which may make some novice traders feel uncomfortable, because most novices like to trade frequently and think that they can make maximum profits if they have more trading opportunities. Some novices feel uncomfortable if they do not trade once a day. Feeling uncomfortable seems like a waste of a day. In fact, novices can do a lot of harm if they trade too much. First, frequent trading is prone to rapid losses. Huge losses will do a lot of damage to the traders' mentality, and they will have a gambling mentality and make all-or-nothing decisions. Secondly, frequent operation costs are high. Third, it is not conducive to cultivating trading patience and confidence.
In fact, novice traders should choose rules with fewer transactions; the reason is that traders have not yet established sufficient confidence and full execution ability in the trading rules. For example, if you use this rule to lose 3 consecutive transactions, because 3 consecutive losses will put a certain amount of psychological pressure on the trader, the trader will begin to hesitate whether to continue placing orders. Often when the trading conditions are met, they dare not place an order, but the result is that the money they should have earned has not been earned; another example is that some friends used this rule to do simulated trading and performed very well, and then started real trading with full confidence, but the result was After losing a few orders in the real offer, I chose to wait and see. Some friends reported that the performance of simulated trading was not good. At that time, the author looked at the cases of simulated trading and found that many orders were placed subjectively without fully meeting the rules; in short, the reasons were various. In order to solve the problem of trading confidence and execution ability, the author recommends that traders make their own statistics after learning this rule. Through the case statistics of historical data, we can test the true success rate, profit-loss ratio, maximum number of consecutive losses, maximum number of consecutive profits, etc. of the trading rules; through this statistics, traders will build sufficient confidence in the trading rules; because the number of transactions is relatively small, Even after continuous losses, transactions can be executed with a calm mind;
Fewer transactions are beneficial to traders in restoring their confidence. Each trader’s psychological endurance is different. When the pressure of trading losses is too great, it is easy to This causes the transaction to get out of control and lead to the risk of liquidation. Frequent trading, in particular, is particularly prone to liquidation problems. Once a trader is liquidated, it is difficult to treat the transaction with a normal attitude. If he continues to trade in this way, he will suffer heavy losses in the short term, which is very harmful to the trader. Trading funds, trading confidence, and trading execution ability will all have a serious impact; in order to prevent traders from such a vicious cycle, the number of transactions designed in this trading rule is relatively small. Even if a trader loses several orders in a row, the loss will be higher than that of frequent trading. The losses are much less, and the number of losses is much less than the number of frequent transactions, so traders can adjust their mentality in a short period of time and quickly return to a normal mentality; this has confidence in traders to stick to the trading rules and restore stability. Great help;
Some traders cannot effectively implement trading rules. This problem is also relatively common. For example, if some trading conditions are met, but some conditions are not met, you can't resist the urge to place an order. Another example is that the trading conditions are met, but it conflicts with your previous trading methods and you dare not place an order; or the trader is still hesitating after meeting the conditions, and as a result, the price rises or falls rapidly and there is no time to enter the market; at this time, some transactions The investor sees that the price has indeed experienced a relatively large rise and fall and impulsively places an order. The result is that the price is already at the end of the trend and is quickly trapped after entering the market. These problems in execution must be solved one by one.
For example, the most difficult thing is that the trading method learned before conflicts with these rules. At this time, traders are required to give up the original trading rules, otherwise they will not be able to implement these rules. However, many traders are unwilling to give up their previously learned experience and transactions. method, resulting in the execution being unable to be fully implemented; for this problem, I will give you a simple metaphor: a cup is filled with water, and if you want to drink red wine, you have to pour the water out to put the red wine. I can’t drink red wine if I’m willing to pour out the water.
This is a trade-off for traders, otherwise it will continue to interfere with you and prevent you from executing the trading rules
Introduction to the author of the article Liu Huilun: A well-known domestic futures and foreign exchange investor, Liu Huilun March 15, 1979 Born in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, (the inventor of the binary trading method) the binary trading method is a very successful trading technology currently on the market