A little bit of thinking
Be responsible for your own positions
Many teachers don't open positions when providing direction and lists!
Or just open an Ant warehouse to muddle through!
Some time ago, there was a company that required the profit amount on the sharing interface to be displayed.
Many teachers who earn continuously have a yield rate of 1000%, with earnings of 5u.
Some teachers said there would be a breakout on the 7th, but when the 7th came and there was no breakout, they didn’t mention it during the live broadcast.
Teachers will never show their losing positions and even don’t allow members to bring it up again, because it ruins the scene.
Everyone is the first and final person responsible for their own positions.
Short-term fluctuations are unpredictable.
Those who can be trading teachers should have some level of technical analysis skills.
This indicates that short-term fluctuations are essentially unpredictable.
Many experts and big-shot traders earn money not because they are profitable every time they open a position, but because they can identify the big trends.
Vague correctness always outweighs precise errors.
Improve your level and understanding.
Teaching a man to fish is better than giving him a fish.
What matters is not the information from one trade to another.
But rather the underlying technical analysis methods and thinking patterns.
Why do bloggers who talk about cognition and logic can never compete with teachers who talk about points and trades?
Because most people are essentially avoiding thinking.
As long as you pay the membership fee, you don’t need to think for yourself; just follow the trades.
As stated in Livermore's (Reminiscences of a Stock Operator): No one can make big money by relying on others' words.
Finally
Returning to Livermore's saying: 'No one can make big money by relying on others' words.'
This statement may have been forgotten by many during the liquidity-fueled bull market, but today—when the policy divergence between the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan starts to sever old capital chains, and when the global market seeks a new order amidst 'liquidity switching'—it once again shines with the light of truth.
Your money, your position, ultimately needs to be based on your own understanding of the world.
This understanding must include listening to the global central bank's dance, not just the shouts in a particular live broadcast room.
