With 6 years of experience in the currency circle, you can ask any questions. Gong Zonghao wears his skirt and looks at the signature on the homepage.
Recently, I was talking to a friend and I felt that iteration of ideas is very important, and I suddenly discovered some of the logic behind it. When I came to Shanghai in 2020, I was still buying eos and ht. I thought it would make up for the increase and felt that the value was undervalued. Later I found out that the speculation in that round was DeFi and EOS was not strong, so I promptly changed my mind and went long on strong stocks. The strong will always be strong. Until this bull market, some people still asked me what I thought of EOS. Many friends who speculate in currencies around me have been losing money, losing money steadily, and the profit curve is the same as going down the stairs, but they are still keen on opening positions with high leverage, thinking that they will always succeed once in a while. I haven't thought about the possibility that this approach is essentially wrong.
I recalled the past few years. From the beginning, I followed the advice of some family members, classmates, and friends. Of course, it was definitely my elders at the beginning. I found that many of their words were incorrect, so I began to change the way I acted. Later, I found that following my own His thinking became more correct, and later he was completely freed from the shackles of his thoughts. The same is true in trading. If you find that a path is not working, you will change your strategy in time. But many people keep fighting.
I found that one of the logics here is that if you do it in a way and make a mistake the first time, then this method may be prone to failure with a high probability. Of course, there are also variables in it, such as the degree of effort or external factors. But if the same method goes wrong 2-3 times, then there is a high probability that this thing will fail in this way, then change a strategy. On the contrary, if this thing succeeds the first time, the second time This method has been successful for the first time, so this method may have a higher success rate, so continue to copy this success. Trading is actually like this. Of course, sometimes failure occurs in the same way. Then you need to find out what variables affect this event from multiple samples and improve the logic. Or if the event itself is a probability game under the same circumstances, then consider the risk-benefit ratio.
