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Trading Log | Yesterday’s Review
Yesterday was another day of both long and short opportunities played successfully. The overall trading rhythm was handled smoothly, and the profits were basically in line with expectations.
Yesterday, I didn’t lead anyone’s trades—I chose to trade on my own. To be honest, trading alone is very easy: you only need to focus on the market and your own trading system. But leading trades is completely different. You have to consider everyone’s positions, their risk tolerance, and even emotions—so the pressure is much greater, and it can also affect your own judgment and profits.
I hope everyone can understand.
Going forward, I will adjust the pace. I’ll ensure two live trading sessions each week, and the rest of the time I’ll focus on my own trading. As long as you keep up with the rhythm and watch the live sessions seriously, it will be more valuable than chasing after one or two entry points every day by asking questions.
I also hope everyone won’t repeatedly ask the same questions. Many basic issues will be covered in the live sessions. Set aside more time for reviewing, learning, and thinking—only then will your trading ability truly improve.
Finally, as always:
Control your position size, and strictly follow discipline.
The market won’t run out of opportunities, but you only have one account. Surviving is more important than getting rich quickly.