良心立子 不是反指标

I'm really a big idiot 😭😭😭
I clearly know that food-related stuff has always been a big bull market
When I was little, one piece of chicken steak was only 35 yuan
Now it's almost 100

Maybe recently in the bull market everyone’s been making a fortune
Eating lobster and wagyu every day
I saw that lobster has been rising so much recently
I got itchy and went short twice
But I ended up cutting losses both times 🫠

Looks like it’s not just stocks—you can’t randomly touch the top
Seafood also not allowed

Bitcoin
From 63,000 to 81,500
A solid pump was carried out for a full two weeks
Believe that next week—even over the weekend—
will begin a pullback phase
To those who are empty-handed, those who got stopped out, and those who want to short at the breakout point,
let’s wait and see 👀

Yesterday, for the first time, I wrote seriously
“Liding’s Trading Radar”
and realized something kind of funny

While watching the market
trading at the same time
and organizing my articles,
I got halfway through writing and the chart changed again.
The script before that also needs to be re-evaluated.
😂

As it turned out today,
for the Taiwan stock market,
I judged that the short-side reversal had been confirmed.
In the morning, spot trades took profit appropriately,
but I didn’t catch the really beautiful shorting opportunity in the futures.
If I try to chase it now,
the price would just not be that comfortable.
So I can only wait for a breakout or a pullback a bit deeper.

In the past, when I encountered a situation like this,
I might have felt it was a pity.
Maybe even want to quickly find a spot to top up and get on board.
But after trading for a while,
I slowly learned to accept it.
Missing it is missing it.
You don’t need to do an ugly trade just to prove
that your original read was correct.

Yesterday also let me realize something else:
Trading and writing articles both really demand your attention.
So for the Trading Radar going forward,
I should try to整理 the script before the market opens.
Then let the market adjust the answers during the day,
and only I’ll decide whether to submit my work.
Otherwise, I won’t finish the article,
and the market will already be on to the next question.
😂

I read Sister Wendy’s articles
and it prompted me to reflect

Now I’m reviewing a trade.
I ask myself less often—
“Why did I lose money again?” 🤔

What I care about more is:
if I were to do this trade again,
would I still take it?

If I would,
then this time’s stop-loss
might just be a normal cost of trading.
If I wouldn’t,
don’t rush to comfort yourself.
Write down where you went wrong,
why you were wrong,
so next time you can avoid the mistake
and optimize how you do things.

Winning trades
sometimes are just the market choosing to let you pass.
Losing trades
sometimes are just the market collecting its toll 😅

So I’m more inclined to believe this now:
Emotionally, you can forgive yourself,
but in decision-making, you can’t.
What’s truly worth accumulating
isn’t how much you made today,
but how many mistakes
that could blow you up
you still have left—
one year from now.

I actually don’t really like predicting the market.

Instead of guessing whether BTC will go up or down tomorrow,

I prefer to think things through first:
If it goes up, where will I enter?
If it drops, where will I enter?
If nothing happens,
then I’ll try my best to hold back and not trade 😛

Lately, every day I’ve mainly been watching 👀
Gold, Crude Oil, NQ, YM, BTC, ETH

I use 1D/1H to read the structure,
1H/5K to find the entry.

After that, sometimes I’ll post the setups I come across.
I call it “Lizi’s Trading Radar.”

Even though I might not get an opportunity every day,
sometimes the best trade is simply:
watch the chart, set price alerts,

read a book,
or open League of Legends
and start a big free-for-all with the girls 😂

Trade seriously—people don’t