Today, let's change our perspective and discuss the 'sense of rhythm' in trading. Many people lose money not because they are wrong about the direction, but because their rhythm is completely off. They rush to enter when they should wait, and hesitate to exit when it's time to go, resulting in the market moving on while their accounts do not keep up.

Trading is not a continuous action but a few precise moves. Truly effective opportunities often present themselves after the structure is completed and risks are released. Do not act before the right level is reached, and wait for signals; this is not conservatism, but professionalism.

The sense of rhythm comes from three things:

First, clarify the trading level. If you're trading short-term, stick to short-term; if you're trading swings, stick to swings. Don’t use intraday thinking to withstand larger level pullbacks;

Second, write a plan in advance. Determine your entry, stop-loss, and exit before placing an order, and execute accordingly when the market moves;

Third, accept the empty window period. During times with no signals, staying in cash is what you should do; this is part of trading, not a failure.

I always emphasize: missing an opportunity is not a loss; making chaotic trades is. Those who can maintain their rhythm will see their account curves smooth out; those who can resist the urge to make random moves deserve the following market trends. The market always has opportunities, but it only rewards those with rhythm and plans. Keep your rhythm steady, and profits will naturally come.

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