To be honest, every day when I open the market software and see the screen full of fluctuating numbers, doesn't it always seem like there are people who think: those who can make a lot of money from the fluctuations either got lucky or have some insider information? Wake up! If it were really possible to rely on pure luck for a long time, the market would have been dominated by 'gamblers' long ago!
As someone who has been in this circle for eight years, I have seen too many people chase after rising prices and panic sell. When they lose money, they curse the market as strange; when they make money, they brag about their unique insight. But in reality, they don't understand a core principle: true trading experts do not 'guess the market', but rather 'master the market'.
As I often tell my fans, for some trades, rather than saying money was made, it’s better to say a 'teaching lesson' was given to the market. This is never just luck, but a precise implementation across three dimensions: strong logic, accurate rhythm, and ruthless execution.
Let's talk about logic first, as it is the foundation of trading. Many people buy in a confused state, panicking when prices rise and even more when they fall, which essentially means they don't understand the underlying support logic—whether it's changes in capital, opportunities in sector rotation, or turning points in market sentiment? Before I take action, I always clarify these three questions; I never enter the market without understanding, which helps me avoid most 'pits' from the root.
Next, let's discuss rhythm, which is the soul of trading. The market is like dancing; you must follow its beat rather than jumping around on your own. When the main force is washing out, many people can’t withstand the fluctuations and cut their losses, only to see prices rise right after selling. I never confront the main force head-on but rather follow its rhythm: I hold my position when it washes out, I add positions when it rises, and I decisively exit when it peaks. In short, I pick up the 'bargains' based on how the main force 'stirs things up'.
Finally, there's execution, which is the lifeblood of trading. No matter how good the logic or how accurate the rhythm, without execution, it's all in vain. I've seen too many people who clearly set stop-loss and profit-taking plans but end up turning profit trades into loss trades due to greed or fear. Remember, the biggest enemy in trading is never the market, but your own hesitation and wishful thinking.
The market changes every day, just like there are many people on the street every day, but being able to seize opportunities and turn fluctuations into real profits is rare, perhaps one in ten. The impressive profit screenshots you see are never the result of reckless gambling, but a complete system that has been refined through countless trials—from product selection, entry points, stop-loss positions, to timing for adding positions and profit-taking strategies, each step follows a guideline.
Speaking of which, I’m sure some friends will complain: I understand the reasoning, but I just can’t do it well; the more I trade, the more confused I get, and my wallet gets thinner by the day. I can totally empathize with this feeling; when I first entered the industry, I also lost significantly and even considered giving up at one point. It took me a long time of trial and error to summarize a set of strategies suitable for ordinary investors.
Follow me @链上标哥 so you don't get lost! I will continue to share more real-time market interpretations and practical skills on the homepage, helping you transition from being 'harvested by the market' to 'actively grasping the market'. Remember, trading is not gambling, but a skill that can be learned. Following reliable people and using reliable methods, making money is not that difficult.
