What is the most common mistake made by trading beginners? It's often not a lack of technical skills, but simply not understanding what they are doing—are you bottom-fishing on the left side, or chasing the trend on the right side?

These two approaches are worlds apart. Right-side trading has a higher win rate and shows results quickly; you wait until the trend is clear before following, with higher costs but manageable risks. It’s most suitable for beginners and conservative traders. The left side is completely the opposite—lower costs, greater potential for profit, but relies on predicting turning points. If you guess wrong, you could lose everything. Unless you're a top expert, avoid it.

The market doesn't reward you just because you are firm in your stance; it only rewards those who get the rhythm right. How do true winners operate? They confirm the trend direction on the right side, then precisely control their positions on the left side, combining offense and defense. Ordinary traders are still debating which side to choose, but top traders have already integrated both strategies. Understand this logic, and you'll be ahead of most people.