Is order placement in contracts based on intuition or technology? Avoid these two pitfalls.

When trading contracts, do you place orders based on intuition or rely solely on technology?

$ICNT To be honest, both paths are particularly easy to lead one astray.

I've seen too many friends fall into this trap. When I first got into contracts, I also made this mistake: either rushing in blindly based on intuition or stubbornly sticking to technical indicators, resulting in a complete loss.

Those who place orders based on intuition have no confidence at all; as soon as the market fluctuates slightly, they panic, either changing their plans or adjusting their positions. In the end, it's not just a single loss, but a slow grind down by the market.

Those relying on technology aren’t doing any better; no matter how detailed the indicators or thorough the analysis, a single spike can take everything away from you.

What's even more disheartening is that sometimes after a liquidation, the market actually moves in the direction of your original judgment, leaving you completely defenseless.

Then you fall into a vicious cycle: feeling unwilling to accept losses, you continue to chase the market with emotions; the more anxious you are, the heavier your positions become, and the heavier the positions, the more you lose, until you can't bear it any longer.

The problem lies not in whether to use technology or have intuition, but rather that you lack a strategy you can execute with confidence, one that can also withstand losses.

Without boundaries and rhythm, contracts will eventually wear a person out.

If you are still hesitating in place, unsure of the next step to take, you can take a look at how I usually layout and respond; it will help you avoid many detours.

Those who can survive and even profit in the market are always those who dare to reach out first.

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