A Little Experience Sharing

StrawberryIce · 2026-03-25T13:02:37+00:00

Without massive amounts of data, you can't form memories. Many times, whether you pull the trigger or cancel an order during trading is just a subconscious matter—there's no room for that much deliberate thinking. Only simple, repetitive practice allows your subconscious to develop discipline. To be honest, I almost never review candlestick charts. I just think through after the session about why it hit the limit up, what the market environment was like at the time, and its position within the sector. It's like a math problem—after doing it long enough, you just know how to solve it.

StrawberryIce

2026-03-25 13:02:37

Without massive amounts of data, you simply can’t form memories. Many times, whether to buy or sell during trading is a subconscious decision. There’s not enough mental space for extensive thinking—only simple repetition to let the subconscious develop discipline. Honestly, I hardly review candlestick charts. I just think after the fact about why it hit the daily limit, what the environment was like at the time, and its position within the sector. It’s like a math problem—after practicing for a while, you know how to solve it.

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