In trading, those who can really make money are often not the ones who watch the market every day, but those who are "steady enough."

#美联储恢复降息进程 sounds very boring, right? But the fact is, most of the profit is hidden in this "stability". The premise is that you can really achieve it.

$PIPPIN First, let's talk about three pitfalls. Be sure not to jump into them:

**The First Pitfall: Chasing Prices**

The most bustling and dangerous time is when prices are rising. The truly smart buying opportunity is always after a decline. You need to remain calm when the market is crazy, and be bold when the market is in panic. This is not some profound theory; it's simply human nature in reverse.

**Second Pitfall: Price Suppression of Limit Orders**

Many people like to place orders at lower prices, but what happens? They either get swept away or watch the market soar with their eyes wide open. When you have the initiative in your hands, why tie yourself down?

**The third pitfall: Full margin gambling**

Full position = losing the right to choose. The market always has new opportunities, but if you're fully invested, you can only stare blankly. Keep some bullets to turn the tables.

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For friends who enjoy short-term trading, these 6 practical experiences may help you pay less tuition:

**① High-level sideways trend? More likely to surge upwards; low-level sideways trend? Higher probability of breaking downwards.**
Don't act rashly until the direction is clear.

**② The best action when the market is sideways is to take no action.**
Most people lose money not because of poor skills, but because they can't resist the urge to trade.

**③ Enter with a bearish candle, exit with a bullish candle.**
Following market sentiment is more effective than you think.

**④ A slow drop leads to a slow rebound; a sharp drop leads to a quick rebound.**
Understanding the strength and rhythm is more useful than any technical indicator.

**⑤ Pyramid-style incremental position building.**
Add a little to your position as it drops, rather than throwing everything in at once. This is a basic skill of experienced traders.

**⑥ After continuous ups and downs, there will inevitably be a consolidation phase.**
A sideways market is like a traffic light: it's a signal that the market is about to change direction. Once it changes direction, just follow the trend; there's no need to liquidate all at once or go all in, leave some room for yourself.

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If you are feeling very anxious about trading right now, unclear about the direction and unable to grasp the rhythm, and want to learn more about practical strategies and market dynamics, you can actually communicate more with experienced people in the industry. Having gone through many detours, you will know how to avoid those pitfalls.