Consolidating learning, today was another day of not losing money and seriously learning and thinking. I watched a video, which was quite good, and organized it to share.

This is a video about trading mindset. The author Junqi notes, through personal experience and observation, shares the anti-human logic of making money in trading, which is summarized as follows:

1. Understanding the essence of trading

• Some people have turned a few thousand into hundreds of millions, which is not a myth, nor does it rely on talent or mysterious techniques, but rather on seemingly simple trading mindsets that can change one's destiny.

• Trading is not about technical skills or predictions; the core is about mindset and self-restraint. True experts win by restraining themselves, not by predicting the market.

2. Common trading misconceptions and correct practices

• Misconception 1: Impatience for quick profits

Many people rush to operate, recover losses, and prove themselves when entering the market, often resulting in losses.

Correct practice: Traders who can truly go far are surprisingly 'slow'. They will watch the market for a long time without acting, only taking action in the most confident 'comfortable moments', accurately and steadily. Because 'being hasty is the beginning of losses, and being slow is the accumulation of profits.'

• Misconception 2: Blindly bottom-fishing and countering trends

Bottom-fishing is a shortcut to a mental explosion. Mature traders only follow trends, do not bottom-fish or top-tap, and closely monitor the trend direction driven by capital.

• Misconception 3: Complaining about the market after losses

The market itself is unreasonable. When losing, one should not complain about the market but reflect on whether they have acted impulsively or made assumptions, and whether they have deviated from their trading plan. The market tells you where you went wrong with your losses; the blame lies with yourself for not doing what you should have.

3. Key trading mindset

• The wisdom of being in cash: Sometimes the strongest action is not to enter the market but to stay in cash. Being in cash is not cowardice; it is respecting trends and capital, avoiding forced actions during quiet market times that lead to being caught on the wrong side.

• Attitude towards losses: Losses are not scary; what is scary is the unwillingness to understand the reasons for the losses. Every loss is tuition that can help you reduce future harm. The core of trading is not to earn on every trade, but to make losses lighter, mistakes fewer, and to be more stable.

• Discipline and execution: Execution ability is the underlying logic of all techniques. Everyone can learn and use techniques and indicators, but almost no one can persist in executing them. True experts have strong discipline and can persist in what others cannot, restraining themselves in ways others cannot.

• Risk control: The core of professional traders is not how much they can earn, but how much they can afford to lose. Control your losses well, and profits will naturally follow. You must engrain the principle of 'better to miss out than to make a mistake' into your trading.

4. The game between the market and human nature

• The market is like a mirror, amplifying your strengths and weaknesses. The more you avoid your own issues, the more the market will make you suffer; the clearer you are about yourself, the more the market will be willing to give you opportunities.

• Trading is not about winning against others, but about winning against your past impulsive self. As long as you can be steadier, calmer, and more disciplined than yesterday, you are already ahead of 90% of traders. The market does not require you to be perfect, just not to make major mistakes, to manage risks, and the future will naturally yield great returns.$BTC