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The entire text is 5000 words, only speaking the truth, only stating facts, rejecting nonsense and useless talk! 💥
1: You can never short and never go long; what I mean is that you only need to wait for opportunities in a direction that suits you. Your goal is to make money, not to show off your operations or skills. Going long when prices rise and short when they fall is not following trends but being led by others.
2: Why shouldn't futures contracts be traded frequently? Especially not one heavily traded variety. Many think that as long as I can break even on a trade, it’s not a loss! They overlook that high-frequency trading raises error rates. Short-term trades yield small profits; adding stop losses and fees significantly increases the costs. Moreover, short-term fluctuations are chaotic, easily leading to emotional trading. After reviewing trades, you’ll find they were messy! Especially before a major market shift, there are often short-term reverse fluctuations. If you can’t control your emotions during this time, it may lead to losing all the profits gained over days of short-term trading. You may miss out on the significant profits. Additionally, long periods of watching the market can harm mental energy, leading to unclear thoughts and frequent judgment errors. Frequent trading should be moderated and not excessive!