Having traded derivatives for so many years, my deepest realization is one—simply focusing on operations is far from enough. Continuous learning and repeated review are necessary to identify your own issues.
A few days ago during a live broadcast, I realized that my understanding of technical structures was a bit vague. After the stream, I specifically revisited the lesson. Although I caught a wave of the market at that time, the pattern combinations were too complex, and my mind couldn't keep up. This is my shortcoming—my memory can't keep pace. If I can thoroughly digest these patterns, the next Ethereum rally, we will be able to catch 100%.
Therefore, in this circle, if you want to see results, you must keep learning, review repeatedly, and continuously adjust your trading strategies. I've been in the industry for almost 6 years, and I am still revisiting fundamental knowledge to deepen my memory. This process is endless, but it is this persistence that allows us to stand firm in the market.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 01-07 17:53
That's right, but we all know there are many people who review, and only a few who can actually execute.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 01-07 17:53
Still catching up after 6 years, this is just ridiculous haha
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 01-07 17:41
That's right, just looking at the candlestick chart isn't enough; you really need to understand it deeply, or it's all for nothing.
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RetroHodler91
· 01-07 17:36
Really speaking, just knowing how to operate isn't enough; you need to solidify the fundamentals. I've also struggled with pattern combinations before, but now I treat it as a form of practice.
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ShadowStaker
· 01-07 17:27
nah, claiming 100% win rate on eth moves is... generous. market topology doesn't work that way, mate.
Having traded derivatives for so many years, my deepest realization is one—simply focusing on operations is far from enough. Continuous learning and repeated review are necessary to identify your own issues.
A few days ago during a live broadcast, I realized that my understanding of technical structures was a bit vague. After the stream, I specifically revisited the lesson. Although I caught a wave of the market at that time, the pattern combinations were too complex, and my mind couldn't keep up. This is my shortcoming—my memory can't keep pace. If I can thoroughly digest these patterns, the next Ethereum rally, we will be able to catch 100%.
Therefore, in this circle, if you want to see results, you must keep learning, review repeatedly, and continuously adjust your trading strategies. I've been in the industry for almost 6 years, and I am still revisiting fundamental knowledge to deepen my memory. This process is endless, but it is this persistence that allows us to stand firm in the market.