Why do you always chase rises and cut losses? Because you only see the two words "rise and fall."


Do you often do this:
See a big green candle, heart racing, hand trembling, and you rush in;
See a big red candle, panicking like crazy, and quickly cut losses.
What's the result? Chasing at the peak, cutting at the bottom.
You ask me why?
Because you only saw "rise and fall," not the "trend."
Is rising a good thing? Not necessarily. It could be a fake breakout, specifically tricking you into getting in.
Is falling a bad thing? Not necessarily. It could be a normal pullback, scaring you out.
You only look at whether the price moved, not why it moved or whether the move has strength, so naturally you get slapped back and forth.
What to do? Replace "rise and fall" with "trend."
If the daily chart is up, find opportunities to go long; if the daily chart is down, find opportunities to go short.
Don't be led around by a 5-minute candlestick.
Stand higher, look longer, and your hand will be steadier.
Remember, those who chase rises and cut losses are the market's fuel; those who trade with the trend are the ones riding.
Do you want to be fuel or a passenger?
No bragging, no empty promises, only practical experience that can help you survive in this circle.
If you're still losing repeatedly and starting over, come talk to me, and I'll teach you to make trading simple.
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