Today's overall trading pace was steady, with a total of 8 transactions completed. Most of the positions were entered through independent judgment by student Liu, and I can see his trading decision-making ability growing steadily, which is very gratifying.
Several short positions in the morning session realized profits smoothly. Although two positions in the afternoon experienced minor pullbacks due to rapid market rebounds, the overall thought process remained clear. In the evening, I publicly shared a limit order short strategy in my circle of friends. Liu's short position that was originally around 5019 and was about to be stopped out saw the strategy and decisively averaged down. Eventually, the market moved downward as expected, successfully turning losses into gains and securing solid returns.
Actually, my ultimate goal in trading with everyone has never been to make you all continuously dependent on my calls, but rather to hope that each person can gradually build their own trading system, learn to make independent judgments, and bravely seize opportunities. After all, in the market, trusting anyone is not as good as trusting your own judgment. This process inevitably requires repeated practice and refinement. No one can be perfect from the start. Take it slow, and let's grow together through practical trading.
3.16 Gold Trading Summary 📊
Today's overall trading pace was steady, with a total of 8 transactions completed. Most of the positions were entered through independent judgment by student Liu, and I can see his trading decision-making ability growing steadily, which is very gratifying.
Several short positions in the morning session realized profits smoothly. Although two positions in the afternoon experienced minor pullbacks due to rapid market rebounds, the overall thought process remained clear. In the evening, I publicly shared a limit order short strategy in my circle of friends. Liu's short position that was originally around 5019 and was about to be stopped out saw the strategy and decisively averaged down. Eventually, the market moved downward as expected, successfully turning losses into gains and securing solid returns.
Actually, my ultimate goal in trading with everyone has never been to make you all continuously dependent on my calls, but rather to hope that each person can gradually build their own trading system, learn to make independent judgments, and bravely seize opportunities. After all, in the market, trusting anyone is not as good as trusting your own judgment. This process inevitably requires repeated practice and refinement. No one can be perfect from the start. Take it slow, and let's grow together through practical trading.