Let's see what trader level you are currently at.

Beginner Level｜Getting Started
Familiar with exchange functions, able to complete trades independently, starting to try different strategies, but has not yet established a complete trading system.
Level 2｜Preliminary System
Mastered mainstream technical analysis methods, has initial trading rules, but lacks stability, the system still has obvious flaws.
Level 3｜Rule Execution
Has formed his/her own trading system and can strictly execute according to the rules, but the system's coverage of market environments is still not comprehensive enough.
Level 4｜Mature Trading
Accumulated extensive practical experience (5000+ hours), established a long-short dual-direction trading framework, and started to place position management, profit/loss ratio, and risk control as the top priority.
Level 5｜Opportunity Mindset
No longer fixated on predicting the market, instead focuses on finding high-quality trading opportunities, but the model for screening opportunities still has room for improvement.
Level 6｜Probability Advantage
Has a relatively mature opportunity identification system, can consistently stand on the side of probability advantage, but has not yet fully quantified the relationship between trading opportunities and risk-return.
Level 7｜Quantitative Decision-Making
Respects the market, does not rely on emotional trading. Uses data tools to quickly assess key indicators such as win rate and risk-reward ratio, and only strikes patiently when conditions are met.
Level 8｜Programmatic Trading
Mainly relies on scripts and automated strategies to execute trades, no longer manually monitors the market for long periods, runs the system through parameter-driven operations, approaching autonomous driving (L2).
Level 9｜Intelligent Trading
Fully adopts robot trading to achieve automatic strategy execution and risk management, while possessing solid trading skills and programming abilities, approaching high-level autonomous driving.