Btc文哥-实盘复利中

分享一下最近的感悟吧，之前做单基本上场场踏空，核心就是（厌恶损失），厌恶损失让我在上涨行情中害怕没有获得利润而选择追高，有一点点获利的情况下，只要行情稍有波动就止盈离场从而错失整段行情。
但是格局到底也不一定会有多好的结果，浮盈可能最终变成止损。
分段离场确实是最必要的选择，严格遵守交易策略，还有就是在心态最佳的时间去做交易。
每次交易就像结交女朋友一样，你越是饥不择食，往往得到的结果是事与愿违的，认清自己，认清这个市场，才可能得到一点点回报。
还有最重要的一点，以前我幻想着自己要从头到尾吃到整段行情，要做最强的那一个，但是最近我的看法改变了，我现在认为对于绝大多数来讲，大家都是在捡残羹剩饭，也就是乞丐，最上层的人做出的决策我们无法左右，只能顺势而为，在行情波段中间去摇尾乞怜，我认为后续我会以乞丐的心态去逐步充盈自己的资金，逐步升级脱离乞丐这层身份，但是心态永远以乞丐的视角去操作，才可能持续赚到钱。

The top is pointed, and the bottom is round.

The rhythm of rising is from slow to fast, then to extremely fast. The rhythm of falling is the exact opposite: from fast to slow, then to extremely slow.

Right now, the market is in the second state: rising has shifted from slow to fast.

A truly big trend usually doesn’t start out wildly. Instead, through repeated choppy fluctuations and constant doubt, the pace is gradually increased little by little. By the time most people realize the rally really has started accelerating, the most comfortable position has already passed.

Retail investors are most likely to die here: when it’s slow, they don’t dare to buy; when it’s fast, they start chasing; and when it becomes extremely fast, they begin adding positions. By the time everyone finally believes, “This time it’s different,” the market has already entered the stage that tests human nature the most. What experienced traders earn isn’t from every single K-line—they profit by understanding the change in rhythm in advance, holding their positions while the market isn’t crazy yet, rather than waiting for the market to prove the acceleration to you and then rushing in afterward.

I looked at my own earnings curve and realized that even fluctuations over just 1 hour are now goals I once worked hard for a whole year to achieve. They were things I could never even have imagined before. The power of compounding is evident in this—whether it’s Buffett the old gentleman or my own trading system, compounding occupies the most core position.

Training with small capital to build it up is a very important process of honing your mindset. It’s also a process of truly understanding compounding. Many people overlook the power of compounding. They always want to get rich overnight, or to make an “A8” or “A9” from a single trade. But from the perspective of trading, that completely doesn’t align with the underlying principles of trading. This is also part of the reason why many lucky winners who held tens of millions in lotteries eventually fall back into poverty.

The power of compounding doesn’t come from the extreme—it comes from a sufficiently long period of “not too bad.” What truly matters isn’t how high your return is in a given year, but whether you can stay in the game amid volatility. A strategy that makes you anxious every night and forces you to change plans frequently—no matter how excellent it may be in theory—will be difficult to execute consistently over the long term.