A new week, good morning!
To make oneself excellent is to attract more people; the way to give back to followers is not through sweet words, but through a clearer vision gained from reading. Rather than just asking about one's well-being, I prefer to make a huge amount of money in the market.
Some say that a bad mindset leads to failure; how can this be resolved? A person's greatest enemy is oneself, not the market. Reconciling with oneself and understanding that the purpose of entering the market is not defense, but a planned offense. If it's only for safety, then not participating is the safest option.
What exactly are we trading? Essentially, we are trading risk itself. The laws of market change are not complex; what is complex is the human heart. Everyone's experiences, knowledge, and insights are different. One might be outstanding in other industries but not necessarily in the financial market.
Inability to hold is fundamentally due to a lack of understanding. Not comprehending the rationale behind holding means trading is not about staring at account balances waiting around; it is about insight into market price patterns. Once a price breaks through, timely adjustments in strategy are required. If you can't keep up with the rhythm, you will only suffer.
Therefore, instead of studying the market, it is better to study oneself. Understanding reflection and introspection allows one to face the market they are participating in more objectively and rationally. Geopolitical risks, trade conflicts, and technical aspects are secondary; the key lies within oneself. Recognizing one's limitations and understanding that the essence of trading is not defense, but a planned offense.
To make oneself excellent is to attract more people; the way to give back to followers is not through sweet words, but through a clearer vision gained from reading. Rather than just asking about one's well-being, I prefer to make a huge amount of money in the market.
Some say that a bad mindset leads to failure; how can this be resolved? A person's greatest enemy is oneself, not the market. Reconciling with oneself and understanding that the purpose of entering the market is not defense, but a planned offense. If it's only for safety, then not participating is the safest option.
What exactly are we trading? Essentially, we are trading risk itself. The laws of market change are not complex; what is complex is the human heart. Everyone's experiences, knowledge, and insights are different. One might be outstanding in other industries but not necessarily in the financial market.
Inability to hold is fundamentally due to a lack of understanding. Not comprehending the rationale behind holding means trading is not about staring at account balances waiting around; it is about insight into market price patterns. Once a price breaks through, timely adjustments in strategy are required. If you can't keep up with the rhythm, you will only suffer.
Therefore, instead of studying the market, it is better to study oneself. Understanding reflection and introspection allows one to face the market they are participating in more objectively and rationally. Geopolitical risks, trade conflicts, and technical aspects are secondary; the key lies within oneself. Recognizing one's limitations and understanding that the essence of trading is not defense, but a planned offense.
