Introduction

Speculation is a highly specialized field, and expertise is a quality that can only be obtained through professional study and training. The vast majority of people who first enter this market do not possess this specialized ability.

When you are sick, you know it’s best to go to a top-tier hospital to see a doctor, rather than randomly asking someone, and you wouldn’t even want to go to a small hospital; it has to be a top-tier one. If you want to drive,

You need to first register for a driving school, and after professional study to obtain your driver's license, you can drive. You need to attend 4 years of university and take hundreds of courses, and even then, graduating does not guarantee you a job. So why does everyone think that just anyone can do it?

Without any professional training or knowledge in the trading field, how can one make money in the trading market? The capital market has the smartest group of people in the world.

Trading does not generate profits; it's all just mutual exploitation. You must constantly reflect, why can I make money from others' pockets?

There are many courses on trading in the market, but they are basically teaching techniques within K-lines. They believe they made money through techniques, so they teach you these techniques. However, I think they rely more on talent and experience.

In other words, they can make money with that kind of technique, but when you learn it, the probability is that you cannot. The core of trading does not lie in the techniques.

But outside of K-line analysis, you cannot form a complete trading system relying solely on the techniques you have learned.

For instance, in a recent market trend, many predicted it would rise, with some predicting it would reach 120,000, but how many actually reached 120,000?

When there is profit, you want to secure it; when there is a loss, you want to increase your position. The market is perilous, and retail investors are the weaker group; in the face of the market, we are all just elementary students.

If you want to become a consistently profitable trader, you need to go through the following 3 stages:

  • 1. Not understanding that trading is a professional and difficult matter.

This is the first stage of your trading journey. Because you heard others say that stock trading and futures can make a lot of money, you entered this field. I believe everyone came in after seeing examples of others becoming rich, right? Perhaps when everyone entered this market, it was already a bull market.

Or you might have a stroke of luck, finding that trading is easy and profitable. You enter and exit daily, discovering it is quite profitable. But once a bear market arrives,

Or you might start with bad luck, experiencing losses, and then you begin to try doubling down and leveraging. Sometimes you recover your losses.

But more often than not, you find yourself losing more, or others tell you to hold on, value invest, and in the end, you find your principal has shrunk to one-tenth.

  • 2. Start realizing that making money through trading requires professional knowledge; you cannot act recklessly.

Because you lost a lot of money before, you start to reflect and realize that trading is a professional matter, and you cannot just act recklessly.

Then, 1. You start searching for a pile of professional books to read or scouring the internet for useful information. 2. You begin to learn various indicators and techniques, such as wave theory, the theory of intertwining, etc. 3. You start looking for so-called gods in various forums, worshiping them and wanting to hear their market analysis and trading opinions, hoping to learn the profitable ways of trading from them.

4. You start considering others' 'calls', or perhaps buying some so-called trading indicators from the masters. In the end, you find that none of this actually helps you, and you still haven't made any money.

5. You start looking for some masters, hoping to find ways to profit from trading through their courses. During this process, you will face many liquidations, many losses, and many moments of despair, but if you do not give up, you will slowly begin to grasp the essence of trading. At some moment, you suddenly enter the third stage.

  • 3. Realize that trading can be a stable way to make money.

Your trading logic and trading system tell you what to do, and you do exactly that. Do not engage in anything you do not understand. You can accept losses and strictly stop loss, and you can also accept profits and let your profits run. You start with small losses and small gains, but overall it is about losing small amounts and making large amounts.

You won't lose large amounts of money anymore; in the end, you still make a profit. You are already considered a good trader, so others start calling you a teacher and the like.

You have mastered trading; every day you place orders, stop losses, increase positions, and take profits to a level of fluidity, just like an experienced driver.

After walking a path for more than ten years, you can now handle it with ease. Making a 100% profit doesn't excite you any more than making 10%.

You have come to regard both profits and losses as a matter of course. You can control your emotions, becoming a true trader, a trader who can make substantial profits.

You have become a so-called real teacher, and everyone wants to hear you say a few words and express your opinions.

You carefully refine your trading system. Your path brings you the greatest profit without increasing the risk.

Add. Now, you possess a kind of ability, intuition. You are no longer excited about trading, and in fact, you might even feel a bit bored.

Just like any other job. Reaching this point requires patience, perseverance, resilience, and the ability to learn; at most, it would take about that much time.

About 2%, a rare find.

Everyone, think about whether you are like this and how far you've come in this market?