MingYue

Trading itself is actually the same as doing business in our real life.
Either exchanging space for value over time.
Or squeezing time out of space.
The trading strategies each person uses.
Are just the profits you earn from the system you build yourself.
It's not about being impressive by correctly predicting every market move,
But about doing the right thing at the right time in the right place.
Set your stop-loss when needed.
Hold on when you should.
Don’t be afraid.
Don’t panic.
Are you still within your trading system?
Back then, I made ten times my capital in the

All trading strategies are based on probabilities... but how to use these probabilities to make money is the key to profitability. See you at 2500.

The development of a trading system. If everyone can’t find a suitable trading system, then you can do risk control first. If I have to recommend some books, you can check out Bozhi’s “Beat the Market Makers: Complete Strategies for Winning at the Casino.”
Or everyone can review their own trading records. Actually, I found a very serious problem. It’s not that your trading success rate isn’t good. It’s that you encounter a huge wave of losses that you can’t recover from—your mindset explodes—and then trading with a heavy position blows through your liquidation level, wiping you out.
I sometime

The development of a trading system. If everyone hasn’t found a suitable trading system, then you can start with risk control first. If you want to recommend certain books, you can take a look at Bozhi’s “Beat the Market Makers: A Complete Guide to Winning at Casinos.”
Or you can review your own trading records. Actually, you’ll discover a very serious problem. It’s not that your trading success rate isn’t good. Instead, you run into a wave of extremely large losses that can’t be recovered—your emotions explode, and then you trade with heavy position sizing, blowing through the position and

Today marks one month since I started trading on Gate. It’s also a fresh start for a trader with 12 years of experience 😄.
I first got into trading back in 2014. At that time, I naively thought trading was just simple buying and selling. Between 2014 and 2015, I casually used a few indicators and made over ten times the profit in the A-shares market. I thought Buffett was just so-so. It felt like I was the protagonist on TV, and everyone else was just NPCs. Then I experienced the stock market crash of 2015. That year, I realized how cold Shanghai winters can be. Desolate. At one point, I thou