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#站在守约的肩膀上悟自己的交易之道
35。《 你不对自己狠，市场-盘面只会对你更狠 》
34。《 交易不是赌博，而是概率游戏 》

A two-way market sounds great.
You can go long and you can go short, it seems like there are opportunities everywhere.
But many people overlook a very practical matter——
Opportunities are unlimited, but the capital is not.
You think you can always start over,
The market only needs one wave to completely kick you out.

( Anhe Bridge )
1. Two-way is not freedom, it is a harsher rule.
If you make a mistake with spot trading, at most you will be stuck and wait slowly;
If you make a mistake with contracts, it will be a direct liquidation, with no qualification to wait.
So the real focus has never been:
How good you are at reading directions.
But rather:
Are you willing to set a stop loss?

Subtitle:
Those who are not strict enough with themselves will ultimately be liquidated by the market.

When to cut, if you don't, you will surely be caught in chaos later.
Let's be more direct.
Most people's losses are not due to misreading the direction,
but rather knowing exactly what to do, yet repeatedly letting themselves off the hook.
Should stop loss—wait a bit longer.
Should go empty—try one more order.
Should take profits—want to turn things around.
What truly kills in trading is never the market,
but your own worthless softness.
1. All major losses are preceded by countless small indulgences.
No one goes bankrupt overnight.
Before every liquidation,

Many people instinctively associate trading with 'gambling' as soon as it's mentioned.
If it goes up, it's luck; if it goes down, it's bad luck; winning a trade makes one feel like the chosen one, while losing a trade raises doubts about market manipulation.
But those who truly survive in trading for the long term understand one thing—
Trading is never gambling; it is a game of probability, discipline, and time.

1. Gambling relies on emotions, trading relies on statistics
The essence of gambling is:
Leaving the results to luck and betting your fate on a single throw.
The true essence of trading is:
In countless repetitions, let probability be on your side.

In the trading market, many people talk about technology, strategy, and win rates,
Yet very few truly understand one thing:
Patience, in itself, is a form of 'give and take'.
What you can gain,
Depends on what you are willing to give up first.
And the losses of most people,
Are precisely because they are unwilling to give up anything.

In the trading market, patience is the most easily overlooked 'technical indicator'.
1. Only by giving up frequent actions can certainty be obtained.
Many people want to trade as soon as they open the market,
They feel anxious if they don't place an order,
They feel uncomfortable if they don't participate.
But the market never rewards 'busyness',