For example, a lot of people have been criticizing Aoying lately. The truth is, they haven’t understood his trading logic. He’s a textbook example of putting position management first and predicting price movements second. A 50% win rate actually proves the point: he doesn’t rely on predicting whether prices will rise or fall. He relies mainly on position management—his winning trades are held in much larger positions. Of course, that also means large positions can rack up substantial unrealized losses and drawdowns. If he manages his own capital well, that’s not a problem. But if you’re copying his trades and haven’t managed your capital properly, you might end up criticizing him. So there’s not much to criticize; this has always been his trading system. It’s not that you should criticize him—it’s that you don’t understand trading. Look at it objectively.
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There’s one thing about trading that many people still don’t understand.
In fact, predicting whether prices will rise or fall isn’t the most important thing. Managing your position is even more important.
That’s why many teachers who love analyzing price movements can’t hold their own once they start trading for real.
Analyzing price movements is actually quite easy. If you’re a regular reader of these articles, you could learn it in just a few days too.
But if you want to keep trading for real, you’ll find that predicting whether prices will rise or fall really isn’t that important.
For example, you might often get stopped out, but if each loss is only 1% of your capital,
and every so often you make a profit of 50% of your capital,
then you’ll understand that predicting price movements really isn’t the key.
In fact, predicting whether prices will rise or fall isn’t the most important thing. Managing your position is even more important.
That’s why many teachers who love analyzing price movements can’t hold their own once they start trading for real.
Analyzing price movements is actually quite easy. If you’re a regular reader of these articles, you could learn it in just a few days too.
But if you want to keep trading for real, you’ll find that predicting whether prices will rise or fall really isn’t that important.
For example, you might often get stopped out, but if each loss is only 1% of your capital,
and every so often you make a profit of 50% of your capital,
then you’ll understand that predicting price movements really isn’t the key.
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