$WIF This coin is also in a volatile range or a deep correction after a double bottom breakout. All deep corrections after breakouts are essentially about eliminating indecisive holders. However, after the breakout and pullback, it is necessary to have follow-up candlesticks for confirmation, meaning there should be bullish candlesticks after the deep correction. A good bullish candlestick is required to re-enter the market, preferably forming a small double bottom at the 4-hour level. Even if one doesn't aim for a significant increase, one can still target a two-to-one risk-reward ratio.

Not seeking to be right, just aiming to win. The apple point mentioned a few days ago is 0.2022. Now I treat the apple point as a target level, serving as an indicator, not just a price point but more importantly, representing a trend reversal. It signifies a price level as well as a range. There is a 40% chance of a major reversal and a 60% chance of it being effective. There is a 40% chance of it being ineffective.

In the last couple of days, I also received two orders at the given points, which should be quite good~ Just look for yourself, take a 10% profit and exit. The reason I am not aiming for a 30% increase now is due to the Z-score; once you aim for a 30% return, the win rate becomes very low. Although there have been many cases in the past that exceeded 30%, there were also many losses. Thus, missing one trade can lead to unacceptable losses that cannot be offset, so it is better to engage in high-probability activities that humans can accept.

A higher Z-score means a better system, with a better balance of win rate and risk-reward ratio.

Let me explain what this score is. If the score is high, missing a profitable trade doesn't matter, but if your system's score is very low and you incur many losses, you need just one win to break even. This indicates a low Z-score, and as a human, you might miss the one trade you could have profited from, so systems with low Z-scores are not suitable for human operation.

Aiming for a 30% return is essentially a system with a low Z-score. The best way to operate is to reduce the risk-reward ratio, which will increase the win rate. You won't be unable to break even due to missing a trade. The apple point is often effective because it is one of the top ten best trading methods and a quantitative entry point. If I tell you to aim for a 30% profit before exiting, you might often miss a trade and lose everything; I have learned a deep lesson regarding this in the past, and it can be said that it is an experience gained from continuous trial and error.

A risk-reward ratio of more than two is not suitable for humans.