Futures trading is a game between human nature and numbers. What more than 10 years of real trading has taught me the most is not technical analysis, but reconciliation with self-desires. When the candlestick fluctuates violently, the discipline of forced liquidation is more important than profit; A hand that has been suspended after a series of losses is often more valuable than continuing to operate. The market is always right, and the wrong thing is our preset position. Learning to let profits run, but to cut the reins of losses with your own hands, this anti-human mode of operation is precisely the survival rule of survival in the world of leverage. The real way of trading is not to predict the market, but to control the demons.
