What is the sign that a trader can start trading full-time?
Having enough wealth to a certain extent, or possessing a high level of skill.
Monitoring weekly K-line, observing fluctuations across different timeframes, down to five-minute and one-minute charts.
When, after a week of monitoring, you feel no sense of gain and are still in cash.
When you realize that others' wealth accumulation is a gradual process spanning generations,
and it has nothing to do with the market's short-term volatile K-line movements that lure you in and out.
That's when you can patiently enter your chosen market and start steadily building your position.
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What is the sign that a trader can start trading full-time?
Having enough wealth to a certain extent, or possessing a high level of skill.
Monitoring weekly K-line, observing fluctuations across different timeframes, down to five-minute and one-minute charts.
When, after a week of monitoring, you feel no sense of gain and are still in cash.
When you realize that others' wealth accumulation is a gradual process spanning generations,
and it has nothing to do with the market's short-term volatile K-line movements that lure you in and out.
That's when you can patiently enter your chosen market and start steadily building your position.