2026-01-06 04:24:35

The market is rewriting new stories every day.

During that time, I was repeatedly operating on breakouts and frequently capturing opportunities amid fluctuations. Until the last order was broken, I realized what was different — this time, it was really going to break out.

The most valuable thing in trading is actually your real-time feeling on the market. The subtle changes cannot be fully captured by charts alone. They silently appear in every one of your trades, making you suddenly realize: the previous strategies are no longer effective.

At this moment, stopping is the best choice. Abandon those strategies that once worked, and re-evaluate the current market rhythm. Only with enough sensitivity can you adjust your direction before the turning point arrives.

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HorizonHunter

· 01-09 03:35

That's right, feelings > charts, I deeply understand this. The worst thing is to stubbornly stick to a failed logic and end up being educated by the market.

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NightAirdropper

· 01-06 04:54

Really, the intuition in trading is very mysterious... I only understood after being proven wrong several times. --- That's right, once the strategy fails, you must decisively abandon it, or you'll be bleeding out. --- I've experienced the moment of breaking through a level too, and it feels like your entire mindset has to turn around. --- Instant feelings can be reliable, but the key is whether you can tell if it's intuition or gambler's psychology haha. --- Stopping to reflect is indeed a tough move, but it's much better than continuing to lose. --- Can you really sense the coming of a turning point, or are you mostly just armchair strategizing afterward? --- What if you're not敏锐 (sharp)? I feel like I’m the type with slow reactions. --- I've heard this explanation many times, but the real problem is that few actually follow through with it.

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MetaLord420

· 01-06 04:53

Basically, you have to stay alive to watch the market and experience the most authentic feelings. Charts can be deceiving.

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CompoundPersonality

· 01-06 04:47

You really need to stop at the moment of breaking through, otherwise there are quite a few casualties from using the same old tricks.

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ForkTongue

· 01-06 04:27

I knew this trick would eventually fail, I saw it coming a long time ago.