Trading for many years has given me the biggest insights:

1. The trend comes first; any technical or fundamental analysis must obey the trend.
2. The larger the trend, the less reversible it is; this is the market's unstoppable energy.
3. Focusing on large-scale trends reduces the chance of being swept out by randomness.
4. Trends have initiation cycles; you need to learn to identify the approximate range. Don't be too precise—being too precise turns into obsession, and obsession becomes a flaw.
5. For large-scale trends, look for small-scale pullbacks to repeatedly confirm; once confirmed, entering the market should be profitable. If you hit the stop-loss, exit decisively—this indicates the market isn't ready yet. You need to wait for the second or third opportunity.
6. As long as the large-scale trend isn't broken and the main upward wave hasn't started, you can try small-scale corrections at low cost, waiting for capital confirmation to add positions.
7. Large-scale trends are like big ships; it's hard to turn them around. Don't easily go against the trend—if you previously saw a bullish trend, stay confident; if you saw a bearish trend, stay firm.
8. Trends are the result of market forces working together; they can't be arbitrarily changed by any individual's will.
9. The Book of Changes (I Ching) teaches us to learn how to grasp the momentum and seize the right timing.
10. Therefore, focus on the big trend, find good entry points, confirm with small positions, and add positions as the market takes off. [咖啡][咖啡][咖啡]#我的2026第一条帖