Follow discipline, look into the distance, and laugh last.

Regarding trading discipline, strictly speaking, the daily ups and downs of the stock market don’t mean much to me. The difference is just that when it drops more now, I can earn more later; when it drops less, I earn a little less~~
Why do I say this? Because over the years, I have developed my own trading system in the stock market, and an important part of it is discipline. When you’re building a position in a stock on the left side, it’s easy to be driven by emotions: impulsively wanting to add to your position, rushing to lower your cost basis, subjective feelings that it shouldn’t fall further, then impulsively buying—this is breaking discipline~~
You can’t say you always follow discipline perfectly, but not following discipline is definitely wrong. Stock trading and being a person follow the same principle: follow the rules and develop good habits. If the foundation isn’t solid, the structure is weak, and it’s hard to fix later~~
It’s the same with stock trading. Although the market has been quite volatile these days, for those with a system and discipline, it’s no different from usual. Buy at the right levels, wait when not, no more, no less, execute according to plan—that’s the simplest yet best way to trade~~
Who laughs last, laughs best. Although the current market is tough, returning to the original intention remains simple: when it drops more, I can pick up more chips, and the harvest will be richer in the future; when it drops less, the gains are steadier. Less profit is still a win. There are only two outcomes: one is suffering first, then sweet success, accumulating strength; the other is steady progress, small profits and peace of mind. No matter what, ultimately, everyone is a winner~~
If your eyes are always fixed on your feet, you’ll never see the road ahead. Only by looking into the distance can you keep the light and confidence in your heart, patiently waiting for the flowers to bloom~~
(Regarding operations, I wrote about it in yesterday’s post: I bought back the high-sell chips at 8.42, sold the long-term chips at 4.05, and currently have a buy order at 3.82. In the morning session, I bought back part of Binhai at 13.86 after selling at 15.45. Other trades are not yet at the trading points.)
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