Consolidate learning, today is another day of avoiding snacks and studying seriously. I read a post, quite good,整理出来的分享。
This is a piece about trading mindset, sharing the counter-intuitive logic of making money in trading, with the core content as follows:
1. Understanding the essence of trading
• It is not a myth that some people go from tens of thousands to hundreds of millions, and it does not rely on talent or mysterious tricks, but rather on seemingly simple yet life-changing trading mindsets.
• Trading is not about skills or predictions; the core is about mindset and self-control. True masters win by controlling themselves rather than predicting the market.
2. Common trading misconceptions and correct practices
• Misconception 1: Impatience for quick success
Many people rush into the market eager to operate, make up for losses, and prove themselves, often resulting in losses.
Correct practice: Those who can truly go far in trading are surprisingly “slow”. They will observe the market for a long time without acting, only taking action in the “comfortable moment” when they are most certain, with precision and stability. Because “impatience is the beginning of losses, while slowness is the accumulation of profits.”
• Misconception 2: Blind bottom-fishing and resisting trends
Bottom-fishing is a shortcut to emotional explosion; mature traders only follow trends, do not bottom-fish or top-pick, and closely monitor trends driven by capital.
• Misconception 3: Complaining about the market after losses
The market itself is unreasonable; when losing, one should not complain about the market but reflect on whether they were impulsive or presumptuous, and whether they deviated from their trading plan. The market uses losses to tell you where you went wrong; the blame is on yourself for not doing what you should have done.
