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Frontrunner
· 12-26 17:50
About ten real opportunities in a year? I think I might lose about ten times in this month alone, haha.
Isn't that just about doing less and waiting more? I understand the logic, but I just can't help myself.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 12-26 17:50
It's a bit late to wake up now. I used to be that kind of fool who watched the market every day.
Honestly, my account name is filled with blood and tears. Being liquidated three times was the result of frequent trading.
Now that I'm holding no positions, I really don't feel the itch. This feeling... is truly different.
The saying "live to see the opportunity come" really hit me. How many people have died on the road?
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HashBandit
· 12-26 17:49
ngl this hits different... back in my mining days i was literally glued to the screen checking hashrate every 5 mins and still got rekt lol. turns out all that checking didn't matter when gas fees ate everything anyway. the whole "only 10 real trades a year" thing? that's literally just waiting for sub 15 gwei moments... which never happened 💀
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MevSandwich
· 12-26 17:47
Wow, this is exactly what I've been saying... The courage to cut losses is more valuable than the courage to make trades.
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SigmaBrain
· 12-26 17:41
That's why I haven't really been active on my account since the year before last, and instead, the returns have stabilized. It's truly amazing.
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MEVictim
· 12-26 17:39
Really, I just now understand why I kept losing before. Staring at the charts every day is like a gambler's behavior—itchy hands, fuzzy signals, yet still forcing trades.
Yeah, the courage to give up is truly admirable. Last year, I was trading frequently, and as a result, I was repeatedly educated by the market. Now I’ve learned to stay calm even with an empty position.
Resisting the urge to act before reaching key levels—this really requires discipline. Most people simply can't do it, and sometimes I break my own rules too...
I have deep experience with trial-and-error thinking. After shifting my mindset from "must win" to "just try," I’ve actually become more consistently profitable.
I'm still practicing not to hold onto losing trades. Sometimes I hesitate to cut losses on losing positions, hoping for a rebound, but it only gets worse.
有个有趣的现象:你会发现市面上那些真正稳定盈利的交易者,反而不是天天盯盘的人。
市场大部分时间其实就是噪音。一整年下来,真正值得下手的机会可能也就十来次。我之前也以为交易就是要拼勤奋,天天研究K线、追踪资讯。后来才悟到一个道理:拼的根本不是勤奋,而是"敢于放弃的勇气"。
什么时候出手呢?节奏清晰的时候。什么时候闭嘴?信号模糊的时候。很多人会说这很难做到,但一旦你开始这样练习,会发现整个交易节奏都变了。不用非得买在最低卖在最高,只做中间那段最顺畅的行情就够了。价格没走到你设定的关键位置,再想进场也得忍住;信号一旦模糊,再诱人的机会也得放过。
别人在追涨杀跌的时候,你只需要站在一边,等着市场把机会送到面前。这不是消极,反而是最高级的主动。
高胜率的真相,其实是一种"试错权思维"。每一次下单,你的心态应该是"试试看",而不是"必须赢"。对了就让利润跑,错了就在成本范围内止损。用有限的几笔交易去覆盖主要的行情波动,反而能跳出那个"频繁交易→情绪化→连续亏损"的死循环。
所谓耐心,根本不是被动地等,而是主动地筛选。利弗莫尔曾经说过一句话我特别认同:"我总是在等待关键拐点的出现"。真正的高手不是行情预测有多准,而是对"那些不值得做的机会"有一种本能的识别力。
当你能做到——连续震荡的时候空仓也不会手痒,信号真的明确了就果断重仓,赚了不飘飘然亏了也不扛单——你会突然发现,自己对交易的理解已经完全不同了。从"猜涨跌"变成了"等概率"。
最后想说一句实话:市场上不缺机会,缺的是活到机会真正来临的人。