The eagle-catcher is a short-term genius. You can observe his trades and see that his market intuition is excellent, his execution is very swift, and his cutting of losses is very decisive. He possesses extraordinary confidence and courage. Even if he loses money, he can quickly adjust his mindset and come back again. This is a person's characteristic, but some people are born with these traits, which is called talent. If one is not born with it, then it requires very hard training. At the same time, you cannot follow his trades; you can't keep up. He is very fast, and as soon as he feels something is off, he will close his position at any time. A 5-minute level pullback is enough reason for him to exit the market.
Many traders talk about market intuition, which comes from a lot of reviewing past trades. Like the oil seller, there is nothing else; it is merely the familiarity of the hands.
Before establishing market intuition, you must first learn to use some tools. It can be the Chande theory, volume-price theory, or moving average systems. These are all tools for interpreting the market. If you can't even use the tools, and you look at the market with assumptions, feeling that it should rise or fall, please, you haven't even done a lot of reviewing past trades, where does your market intuition come from? That is all just delusion.
I am preparing to make a video talking about how I review trades. When a candlestick pattern is presented, what should you look at? What information is important, what is interference, and how do you find trading opportunities?$BTC
