Memoirs of My Ten Years of Trading

A very true memoir, without talking about the core of trading. Recommend "The Truth of Trading: From 1,000 to 183 Million". In the end, I realized: first, the future trend is unpredictable, and second, probability (formulate and implement entry and exit rules).

I have also entered a trading trough now, but fortunately I am still young and did not gamble on my RV and savings out of obsession with getting back my capital like others in their thirties. Although I lost a lot, I still have the capital to start over, and my life has not been fundamentally affected. If a novice asked me what book I should study, I would recommend your book compared to Buffett's value investing. If someone recommended this book to me when I was a novice, I would probably dismiss it and think that if there is anything worth reading about a gambler's book, it must be Confessions. The only people I can interact with when trading stocks alone are active novices. There is no reason for veterans to selflessly devote their own profit methods (except price investing). Stock trading will be almost lonely. When I first entered the market, I was influenced by price investing. As for why I went short-term, it was also because of greed. I saw that the stock market kept rising. With the idea of ​​arbitrage, I immediately pressed the full position. It dropped 26% in two days. There is nothing to say. I have been wallowing for this period of time. I know the gains and losses. I paid the tuition, but I am not satisfied with the understanding of the gains. After reading this book, I was able to solidify my fear of short-term and quit, which also solved the knot in my mind.

This is what the real trading world is like. The last thing I want to say is that success or failure is determined by fate: a person has great luck every ten years. Did the author have bad luck for ten years, and then came out again when his luck came back? [Laughing][laughing][laughing]

It's pretty good, it's the path I took before, but now I'm working and trading foreign exchange, and my salary is 1.20,000 Yuan every month, which is still huge. In the past February, I started to be able to hold back my hands. I control my emotions. Emotions are the biggest enemy.

I don't know how to contact the author. I finished reading it in one day today. Except for novels, I have never read anything else so deeply. I am also in debt due to transactions and feel confused. 🙏Thank you to the author for sharing. I believe in this sentence, if there is Tao but no technique, technique can still be sought; if there is technique but no Dao, technique is the only thing left. I haven't understood this yet. If my belief is strong enough to get out of trading and make a comeback through trading, I will come back and write a comment for you. May my future trading be blessed by good fortune.

It's very real and honest. After reading it, I decided to work hard and accumulate money honestly. Don't fantasize about getting rich overnight. It's not my turn.

Alas, why did I end up on the path of futures?

Ten years is a dream. Although many people have the same experience, the results are very different. Traders go through joy and sorrow in the ups and downs of the K-line. I hope you can realize what you want.

Unpretentious, this is the Chinese version of Livermore's Autobiography 5⭐️I can't express my gratitude. It's a must-read before starting to trade. It's worth savoring whether it's a novice or an expert.

A very good trading piece! For those who trade futures, I feel the same way!

Thanks to the author for sharing

I feel the same way, very beautiful.

It's true. Trading is difficult.

Where we empathize, we shed tears

Real resonance, empathy

Highly readable and concise.

A very good negative teaching material. Until the end, I still couldn't overcome the habit of copying the top and looking for the bottom.

Where is the e-book I wrote? I want to read it.

This is almost the experience of most full-time traders.

It talks about the inner suffering of an investor and resonates with readers. The author is someone who has experienced the storm.

Reading the thoughts of market losers is helpful to stay sober and rational. How important is risk control!

It's not easy. I don't know what the situation is like now. I really want to read the following article.

Don't suffer others' hardships and don't try to persuade others. Thanks for sharing, keep it up!

Simplicity is the characteristic of this book, and it is well written. Like to watch.

Very true! Although technology is important, things other than technology are the key factors that determine success or failure!

Not bad, I got some inspiration, keep reading

I prefer stories like this, true. It does not comment on traders' methods.