Understand the trend, and you have the right to talk about profits.

People always ask me: How do I trade short-term? Can I turn things around with it?
I've seen too many people lose accounts from hundreds of thousands down to thousands,
still hoping for one price movement to recover all their losses.
But if you can't even understand the trend, no matter how thick your capital is, you're ultimately just paying tuition to the market.

The core of short-term trading has never been "speed," but following the trend.
It's not wild guessing at candlesticks, not gambling on luck.
When the trend is clear, follow it;
When the trend is unclear, stay in cash and observe.
Most people don't lose money because they got the direction wrong,
but because they act impulsively in consolidation, trading in the noise.
Sideways movement is not an opportunity; reckless action is the risk.

I coached a long-time follower who almost got liquidated once.
Staring at the screen all day, getting more confused the more he traded.
Later, he kept just one rule: Only enter after the trend is confirmed.
With just this one change, his small capital gradually stabilized.
No myth of huge profits, yet he achieved an account that only went up, never down.

Trend is the most honest language of the market.
It doesn't cater to your emotions; it only tells you the truth.
Understand the trend, and you know when to act and when to stop;
Don't understand the trend, and all techniques are wasted effort.

Trading isn't really about skill; it's about patience.
If you don't understand it, don't trade. If you're not sure, stay in cash.
Controlling your hands is harder than getting the direction right, and it's more important.
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