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Once again, we accurately secured over 70 points of profit! The most frightening thing in trading has never been the market itself, but the mindset.
Long before the market started moving, I clearly outlined the short position at 2265~2268 in the group, providing everyone with a precise entry zone. The market moved exactly as predicted, smoothly reaching our planned short entry point. From there, the market continued to decline, currently around 2190 at the first target level. This short trade perfectly captured over 70 points of profit!
But looking at this impressive record, I feel more emotional than anything else, and I want to have a good talk with everyone about this core issue: trading mindset.
Have you noticed that many of our friends fall into the same trading trap? When the market hasn't reached the target level, they keep asking whether they can trade or whether they can enter now, all focused on catching the opportunity. But when the market finally surges and hits the planned short entry zone at 2265~2268, they start hesitating and getting scared, worried that the market might continue to rise. They become cautious and hesitant, afraid to act, watching the opportunity slip away. In the end, they can only watch the market fall and regret missing out.
Honestly, I really can't help everyone overcome this mindset issue.
What I can do is always maintain a professional and disciplined approach, clearly outline the trading direction in advance, provide precise entry and take-profit levels on time, and immediately notify the group of any market changes. I do my best to build a complete trading framework for everyone. But whether you follow the plan and whether you dare to enter decisively ultimately depends on your own psychological breakthrough.
The trading market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the discipline to execute plans strictly and the confidence to enter the market. As long as everyone can let go of distractions, follow the trading plan carefully, control the risk-reward ratio, avoid blindly following the crowd, and not hesitate out of fear, overall trading will be stable. I’ve never just wanted to make profits for myself in the market; I sincerely want to lead every trusted friend of mine to seize opportunities and achieve steady profits together. I don’t want to see my profits in front of me while everyone else is still hesitating and repeatedly missing out.