1. Only trade with a stop-loss; do not trade without it. 2. Without technical references to make logic and basis, do not open a position; at least one technical reference must be seen, and the more, the higher the accuracy. 3. The market suddenly surged and rose sharply; do not open a position, as it is difficult to grasp such market conditions. 4. Do not open positions one hour before the data release; you cannot trade DU. 5. Be cautious when opening positions before the weekend and the end of the month, focusing on eating, sleeping, and market fluctuations. 6. Do not open a position if the stop loss is too large; do not trade if it is greater than 3 points. 7. Each loss after the stop loss has a certain limit, and no actions will be taken if it exceeds that limit. 8. Do not trade on market conditions that do not comply with the trading system; do not undermine what you have learned and need to improve, and maintain the determination to execute. 9. The most important point: pay attention to cycles rather than just trends. Trader's notes, the guidelines are a self-regulation manual that a trader must adhere to. If you are trading not for fun, then you must follow the rules and principles you set for yourself, and have self-regulation, standards, and requirements. Eliminate those bad habits, and stable profits will naturally follow.
This is a rough guideline I have summarized this month based on this year's market conditions and the mindset of most people, including myself, for everyone's reference.
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Trader's Notes, Guidelines:
1. Only trade with a stop-loss; do not trade without it.
2. Without technical references to make logic and basis, do not open a position; at least one technical reference must be seen, and the more, the higher the accuracy.
3. The market suddenly surged and rose sharply; do not open a position, as it is difficult to grasp such market conditions.
4. Do not open positions one hour before the data release; you cannot trade DU.
5. Be cautious when opening positions before the weekend and the end of the month, focusing on eating, sleeping, and market fluctuations.
6. Do not open a position if the stop loss is too large; do not trade if it is greater than 3 points.
7. Each loss after the stop loss has a certain limit, and no actions will be taken if it exceeds that limit.
8. Do not trade on market conditions that do not comply with the trading system; do not undermine what you have learned and need to improve, and maintain the determination to execute.
9. The most important point: pay attention to cycles rather than just trends.
Trader's notes, the guidelines are a self-regulation manual that a trader must adhere to. If you are trading not for fun, then you must follow the rules and principles you set for yourself, and have self-regulation, standards, and requirements. Eliminate those bad habits, and stable profits will naturally follow.
This is a rough guideline I have summarized this month based on this year's market conditions and the mindset of most people, including myself, for everyone's reference.