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Why is it said that trading is counterintuitive?
From 100,000 to 1,000,000, it took me two years; from 1,000,000 to 10,000,000, it only took one year. Looking back, when I earned my first 1,000,000, I suddenly realized that the essence of the market is actually so simple—it has never deviated from four basic laws: trend, inertia, regression, and repetition.
These four words are the core of my breakthrough in the financial market. Trends help you understand the direction and where the funds are gathering; inertia tells you that once a direction is formed, it won't easily reverse, providing you with a sufficient entry window; regression reminds you that excessive extremes will lead to reversals—if prices rise too much, they will fall, and if they fall too much, they will rise—don’t chase highs and sell lows during frenzy; and repetition is the market's most generous gift—history may not repeat itself exactly, but it will always replay with a similar rhythm, allowing you to find clues for the future from past trends.
Relying on these four major rules, I have skipped countless "technical traps". Many people get tangled up in whether to use the 5-day line or the 20-day line, whether to use MACD or KDJ, but for me, making money with a moving average has never been about the moving average itself, but rather the trading logic hidden behind it: how it filters noise, how it defines trends, and how it triggers entry and exit points. Just like a knife can cut vegetables, the key is not in the material of the knife, but in knowing when to apply the knife and in which direction to apply force.
The core of stable profits has never been complex indicators or mysterious strategies, but rather integrating these four major principles into your trading strategy—such as using trends to determine direction, using inertia to find opportunities, using regression to set stop-losses, and using repetition for review. When the logic is closed, the strategy becomes your ATM, and market fluctuations are no longer risks, but calculable opportunities.
In fact, stable withdrawals are not really difficult; what is difficult is breaking free from the obsession of "looking for shortcuts" and understanding the underlying logic of the market. When you truly grasp trends, inertia, regression, and repetition, you will realize: the certainty of the market has always been there.
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