NorthernSecondBrother

Respect every frog and their well: and their “win”
Half a year of private, exclusive live-stream subscriptions taught me a truth: you have to respect every frog and his well, don’t put a ladder up to persuade him to come out, and don’t put a ladder up yourself to go down and keep him company. He looks at the sky you look at the sea—not that I don’t understand you, it’s that I don’t have the ability to understand you! This is not a question of high versus low. It’s that everyone’s cognition and experience haven’t ended up in the same place, so they can’t resonate. The losses you’ve suffered, he

Night trading session:

Whiteboard:

Whiteboard:

Evening session homework.

Whiteboard homework:

Evening Trading Tasks: If you’re careful, you’ll notice that the people who can make money long-term are all following some trading “nonsense” that everyone understands—like having a plan, a stop-loss mindset. This sounds pretty ironic—ironic enough that most people say these “nonsense” things… so what? You don’t need someone to tell you them. The problem is, you’ve heard this “nonsense” 800 times, and not once have you actually done any of it.

Whiteboard Assignment: One of the Trading Bad Habits — "Monkey Urgency"!

Evening session tasks:

Bullish strategy: Always keep you long, because the structure is still bullish, the biggest enemy in the market is yourself.

Regret is bullying the version of yourself from the past.
You can't possibly make the right move every time.
The path of trading has never been a straight line forward.
If you're wrong, you're wrong.
Don't always think that things would be better if only you had done this or that back then.
Because even if you were given a second chance, with your current mindset and experience, you would still make the same choices.
We can never stand in the present market and criticize our past selves.
Trading is like chess; once you make a move, there's no regret.
Mistakes or missed opportun