Trading is not a skill, but a matter of survival

Trading is not a skill, but a matter of survival. On the blade of the market, I re-engraved the three pillars that I have to protect to survive to the end.

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1. Weight: The driving force behind the response

Weight is the weight of the knife I can wield. My first entry is less than 5% of the seed, starting terribly lightly. That gives me space to strategically use a weapon called ‘watering’. Fulbet is just a gamble that has given up on responding. I should always leave the magazine empty so that my critics can melt flexibly into the flow of the market.

2. Breakaway: The Last Life Line

Watering can only be magical if there is a premise of “knife-like hand-wringing”. Watering without a limit in the One Way crash means the evaporation of all property. At the point where 10% of the total seeds are deleted, that is my Maginot Line. Hand-wringing is not a declaration of defeat to admit wrong, but a toll to head to the next battlefield.

3. Rest: The most sophisticated position

The strongest position I should take when the market is out of sight, or when my brain is stuck in greed and fear is ‘no position’. Destruction begins when you try to squeeze in profits by force. A wait-and-see approach is profitable in itself in the fourth stage of the crash or an unavoidable horizontal guarantee. Resting is also a skill, and you must maintain your physical strength to gain weight when the opportunity arises.

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Conclusion

Lightly go in, cut if you don’t know, and rest if you don’t know. 80% of the sale is weight control, and the remaining 20% is patience. Techniques are not guilty. Only my weight and stubbornness make sin.

[Principle of survival]

Weight: Less than 5% first entry, up to 3 watering sessions. Securing a space to respond is top priority.
Quitting: Mechanical confirmation in case of 10% loss of overall seed. The only lifeline to prevent bankruptcy.
Rest: Level 4 Crash or wait and see when unsure. It’s the most sophisticated technology to stop cerebral trafficking.
Response: Watering within the limit is used to manage criticism, and outside the limit is used to respond with hand-wringing.

Start lightly, cut if you don’t know, and rest if you don’t know. If you follow this principle, you won’t die in the market.