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Let me ask you a question: when you watch the market, what are you actually watching? Are you watching price moving up and down? Watching your account’s floating profit or loss? Watching whether you should take action? You watch all day, your eyes get sore and your neck feels stiff—and your account is still losing. Have you ever thought about this: the people who truly make money watch the market for less time than you do.
Why?
Because you’re watching emotions; they’re watching rules.
When you see it rise, you want to chase. When you see it fall, you want to run. All day, you’re being led around by the K-line.
It’s different for them. Before they even enter a trade, they set the rules:
Where to cut losses—written down
Where the target is—written down
Under what conditions to exit—written down
After that, there’s only one thing left: wait.
Wait until the stop-loss is hit, then exit. Wait until the target is hit, then exit. Wait until the holding conditions are broken, then exit.
At other times, do what you should do.
That’s the difference: you watch the market; they watch the rules.
When you watch the market, you get consumed by price action. Your mind is full of “What if it goes up? What if it goes down?” Every fluctuation tears at your emotions. When they watch the rules, they execute the plan. Once the price reaches a certain level, they take the corresponding action—simple, decisive, no hesitation.
So how do you change from a “market-watcher” to a “rules-watcher”?
Three steps:
Step 1: Write the plan before entering.
What instrument, what direction, entry price, stop-loss price, target price, and holding conditions. Six things—write them down clearly before you enter.
Step 2: Place the orders, then close the software.
Set your stop-loss and take-profit, then close the software. Do what you should do. Check again when it’s time.
Step 3: Review afterward—no regrets.
Spend 15 minutes on a daily post-close review: what did you do right today? What did you do wrong? How will you change tomorrow?
After you complete these three steps, you’ll realize:
Trading doesn’t require staring at the screen all day.
When you don’t watch the market, you actually hold positions better.
Making money doesn’t have to be that exhausting.
If you’re the kind of person who “watched all day and still lost money,” come in tonight.
I’ll use the current mainstream shanzhai (imitation) market conditions and demonstrate from start to finish: how to write a plan, how to place orders, and how to review.
After you watch, you’ll understand: trading isn’t backbreaking labor—it’s a rules-based job.