Looking back at the judgment I made last November, as long as the market held that key support level, there was a high probability of challenging the previous highs. Sure enough, in recent trading, the market successfully broke through the previous high, which aligned with the expectations at that time.
Actually, there's nothing mysterious about market logic—what has been verified thousands upon thousands of times is always the same set of principles.
The real bottleneck lies elsewhere—whether you can be decisive enough to add positions when the time comes, and whether you can firmly screen out market noise when it's everywhere. These two points seem simple, but executing them is a matter of life and death.
The data is there, and the price action is there. Two people looking at the same K-line chart can end up with completely different conclusions. Ultimately, trading comes down to putting pressure on the "human" factor—execution, mindset, and discipline. All three are indispensable.
Looking back at the judgment I made last November, as long as the market held that key support level, there was a high probability of challenging the previous highs. Sure enough, in recent trading, the market successfully broke through the previous high, which aligned with the expectations at that time.
Actually, there's nothing mysterious about market logic—what has been verified thousands upon thousands of times is always the same set of principles.
The real bottleneck lies elsewhere—whether you can be decisive enough to add positions when the time comes, and whether you can firmly screen out market noise when it's everywhere. These two points seem simple, but executing them is a matter of life and death.
The data is there, and the price action is there. Two people looking at the same K-line chart can end up with completely different conclusions. Ultimately, trading comes down to putting pressure on the "human" factor—execution, mindset, and discipline. All three are indispensable.