Today I visited the Tianjin Chinese Garden, and at first glance of the European-style castle, my friend thought I had gone abroad.
Standing beneath the castle, the trader's instinct kicks in:
🏰 Why has the castle stood for a hundred years?
Not because the offense is fierce, but because the walls are thick and the foundation is deep.
This is exactly how we trade—
Attack zone: Orders between 79000-81000 are like archers on the rooftop, waiting for the enemy to enter range.
Defense line: The stop-loss at 83000 is like the moat and walls; if breached, it's time to bail.
Mindset: The castle doesn’t make the first move, just waits for the enemy to attack.
Those who rush in to chase gains and cut losses are like unprotected infantry, gone in a flash after a single charge.
In a bear market, play it safe first, then go on the offensive; surviving is key to making gains.
There’s a spring cave in the castle that looks ordinary from the outside, but stepping in reveals hidden treasures. — Isn’t that just like left-side trading? It seems unremarkable at first glance, but diving in reveals the real potential.
20 bucks for a ticket, and the trading insights were worth it.