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#Gate广场五月交易分享 Thought trading was a shortcut to get rich quick, but later I realized it’s more like a long, ongoing game with yourself. Here, there are no eternal winners—only practitioners who keep evolving.
Over these years, the market has taught me not only technology, but a deep understanding of human nature, risk, and discipline. From blindly following the crowd to building a system, from emotional trading to mechanical execution—every step comes with pain and growth.
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The reason why the more you lose, the more anxious you become is not because you're losing money. It's because you "cannot accept slow."
Most people have an implicit demand inside: I want to earn it back as quickly as possible.
So they start: increasing frequency, enlarging positions, lowering standards, thinking they are "speeding up." Actually, you're destroying the rhythm.
Livermore's view on rhythm is very clear: "The market has its own time, not your time."
Trading is not a matter of being slow.
It's because you can't accept slow that you keep making mistakes faster and faster.