What is left-side trading? What is right-side trading? After reading this post, you'll understand!
First of all, left-side trading is like an impatient diner rushing in as soon as the restaurant opens to grab the first bowl of soup, which may be too hot or undercooked; right-side trading, on the other hand, waits until a long line forms at the door before slowly joining in, although missing the first bowl of soup, it can enjoy a stable win rate.
Left-side trading is like a tightrope walker catching flying knives against the trend, reaching out to grab as the K-line waterfall falls, betting on the precise timing of a rebound; right-side trading is like a hyena on the grassland, patiently waiting until the prey is taken down by the trend lion before rushing in to feast.
Left-side trading anticipates the first tender bud of spring, while right-side trading waits for the willow tree to provide shade before going out for an outing. One plays a heart-pounding guessing game, while the other is a surfer who follows the trend. The former may get the most delicious fish head, but it can also easily choke.
Left-side trading plays with precise predictions of tops and bottoms, while right-side trading enters the market only after confirming the trend.
What we are doing now is a combination of left-side and right-side trading, right-side at the daily level, left-side at the 1H level.
