What is the core of awakening? Just two words—Practicality.
Imagine your academic career. Elementary school → Middle school → High school → University, each stage has its corresponding knowledge system. No one dares to skip middle school and go straight to university because you simply wouldn’t understand what the professors are talking about. But when it comes to trading, many people do exactly that—before mastering the basics, they can’t wait to open positions and make money.
From another perspective. You are a soldier, suddenly promoted to a general. What happens? You don’t understand troop formations or tactical arrangements, and you go straight to the battlefield, getting yourself killed. What is this called? Unworthy of the position. Even if you sit in that position, the final result will only hurt yourself.
The logic of trading is actually the same.
Why do most people fail to make money in the market? Because they haven’t even taken the first step. The first step is to learn technical analysis, truly understand basic concepts like candlesticks, moving averages, support and resistance. But most people are still at the zero foundation stage, and they start thinking about placing orders for profit. That’s not dreaming; that’s suicide.
The correct path should be like this:
**First step** — Systematically learn technical analysis and establish a trading framework **Second step** — Small-scale practice, accumulate experience and intuition in real market conditions **Third step** — Continuous review, analyze each trade, optimize decision-making logic **Fourth step** — Consistent profitability, which is a natural result
Everything follows the same rule. If you’re not willing to take root and do the first step, you’ll only keep spinning in a cycle of losses. There will never be a day to break through.
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GasGasGasBro
· 7h ago
That was too harsh, hitting right at the pain points of many people.
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NFTFreezer
· 10h ago
You're right, that's exactly how it feels.
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MindsetExpander
· 11h ago
Really, jumping levels to enter the market is just asking for death.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 11h ago
That's so true, but it's easy to fail to do it.
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MeaninglessApe
· 11h ago
That's right, I am a living example of a cautionary tale.
What is the core of awakening? Just two words—Practicality.
Imagine your academic career. Elementary school → Middle school → High school → University, each stage has its corresponding knowledge system. No one dares to skip middle school and go straight to university because you simply wouldn’t understand what the professors are talking about. But when it comes to trading, many people do exactly that—before mastering the basics, they can’t wait to open positions and make money.
From another perspective. You are a soldier, suddenly promoted to a general. What happens? You don’t understand troop formations or tactical arrangements, and you go straight to the battlefield, getting yourself killed. What is this called? Unworthy of the position. Even if you sit in that position, the final result will only hurt yourself.
The logic of trading is actually the same.
Why do most people fail to make money in the market? Because they haven’t even taken the first step. The first step is to learn technical analysis, truly understand basic concepts like candlesticks, moving averages, support and resistance. But most people are still at the zero foundation stage, and they start thinking about placing orders for profit. That’s not dreaming; that’s suicide.
The correct path should be like this:
**First step** — Systematically learn technical analysis and establish a trading framework
**Second step** — Small-scale practice, accumulate experience and intuition in real market conditions
**Third step** — Continuous review, analyze each trade, optimize decision-making logic
**Fourth step** — Consistent profitability, which is a natural result
Everything follows the same rule. If you’re not willing to take root and do the first step, you’ll only keep spinning in a cycle of losses. There will never be a day to break through.