Last week's trading review: Trading is a long-term practice!
All trading plans from last week have been successfully executed, and every layout, whether it was a pre-set order or a market entry, was synchronously updated in the blog. The entire process can be traced, with results of profits and losses presented truthfully, without any deception.
On the path of trading, the joy of profits and the fluctuations of the market are the norm. Those who can walk steadily and far in the market rely not only on precise insights into the market but also on emotional self-control in the face of ups and downs and consistent rational adherence.
There are no perfect strategies in the market; only trading discipline that is ingrained in one’s bones. There are no universal methods, only rhythms that fit one's own style. When building a trading system, there is no need to be overly demanding for everything to be perfect, nor should one hope to seize every fluctuation opportunity.
What we need to do is focus on our own cognitive boundaries, strictly adhere to established rules, and refine details and continuously optimize in each practical battle. When you have truly stabilized your trading rhythm, the market's operational logic will naturally become clear. Trading has never been a game of a day or two but a long-term practice. May we all be able to solidify our cognition in persistence and grow steadily in rationality.