Which is harder in trading: the loneliness of staring at the charts, or having no one understand your persistence?
These days have been completely nonstop. Messages in the group keep coming in, and I still have to handle two or three orders a day.
In the evening, the online custom class starts, and I keep teaching until 11:30 p.m. By the time I finally make it to Saturday, I rush back to another apartment to spend some time with my family.
My family knows I’ve been worn out lately, so they specially peeled pomegranates and cut pears for me—since I’ve been talking so much in class, it’s perfect for soothing my throat, and the pomegranates also help补点 vitamins.
Even after getting home, I still can’t really rest. I take time to review trades with my student and break down all the logic behind yesterday’s moves:
• Why SanDisk went long
• Why SK hynix went long
• Why Bitcoin went short
It’s not just about giving a price level or an outcome, but about explaining the "why" behind it clearly.
On the trading road, you have to bear the pressure of the market while also taking care of your family. It really is tiring, but seeing my student slowly understand the logic makes it all worthwhile.
These days have been completely nonstop. Messages in the group keep coming in, and I still have to handle two or three orders a day.
In the evening, the online custom class starts, and I keep teaching until 11:30 p.m. By the time I finally make it to Saturday, I rush back to another apartment to spend some time with my family.
My family knows I’ve been worn out lately, so they specially peeled pomegranates and cut pears for me—since I’ve been talking so much in class, it’s perfect for soothing my throat, and the pomegranates also help补点 vitamins.
Even after getting home, I still can’t really rest. I take time to review trades with my student and break down all the logic behind yesterday’s moves:
• Why SanDisk went long
• Why SK hynix went long
• Why Bitcoin went short
It’s not just about giving a price level or an outcome, but about explaining the "why" behind it clearly.
On the trading road, you have to bear the pressure of the market while also taking care of your family. It really is tiring, but seeing my student slowly understand the logic makes it all worthwhile.