The legendary woman who was reborn from the ashes

In the trading world, enlightenment is the deepening and sublimation of the understanding of trading. This process is often accompanied by the awakening of a new understanding of the nature of trading. When this sudden enlightenment comes quietly, it is like a beacon, leading traders to examine the market from a more objective and accurate perspective.

This transformation is not only an awakening of the mind, but also a fundamental change in trading behavior in actual operations.

Epiphany plays a pivotal role in trading, and it is a compass on the road to profit. It has two forms: one is gradual enlightenment, which is when traders experience the ups and downs of the market, their minds are constantly baptized, and they finally reach a state of clear cognition through continuous summary and reflection of trading experience;

The other is a momentary awakening, which may be a huge impact on a certain market or a touch of the soul, allowing the trader to instantly understand the secret of trading, thus making a qualitative leap in cognition in a short period of time.

Take time as an example. The time rules of this world are not inherent in nature, but are formulated by humans based on their own needs.

In ancient times, there were only 12 hours, but now we have 24 hours and seven days a week. These are the crystallization of human wisdom and provide convenience for our lives.

In trading, we also need to formulate rules for the market and form our own trading system. Only in this way can we find order in the disordered market and trade effectively.

Looking back at the years when I first entered the trading market, I have heard a variety of opinions in countless communication groups. However, what really benefited me was the understanding and establishment of a trading system. The first element of a trading system is to confirm the trend.

Before I had clear rules to guide me, I often looked for various reasons to comfort myself when the market fell, trying to find the bottom. However, once I established clear trading rules, these became unimportant. I just needed to pay attention to the market trends, look for opportunities that met my rules, and then act decisively.

Rules are like a window for me to observe the market, which allows me to see the market clearly. I gradually found that when my thoughts become simple and my desires no longer exceed the limits of rules, the market conditions I see also become clearer.

I focus on the real situation of the market instead of being confused by my own greed and desire. In trading, I gradually realized that it is crucial to avoid the fluke mentality, which often leads traders to make wrong decisions at critical moments.

However, most traders only stay at the level of realizing their mistakes, but never go into the details and really look for solutions. This superficial cognitive improvement, even if there is an epiphany, cannot bring about substantial changes.

Take greed as an example. Although everyone knows that greed is not good in trading, few people can truly realize the various manifestations of greed in trading. For example, when reaching the stop-profit position, people still have higher expectations and are unwilling to leave the market in time; or when losing money, they are unwilling to accept reality and try to recover the loss by increasing their positions.

These behaviors are the concrete manifestations of greed in trading. Only when we truly realize the harm of greed and learn to control greed in trading, can our trading path become wider and wider. In the world of trading, many people often lose their way because of the wide variety of products involved.

They are keen to talk about the principle of "do more, earn more", but often when chasing short-term interests, they are unwilling to miss the long-term upward trend. However, the real wisdom lies in calming down, examining every detail one by one, and finding your own trading method through continuous correction and adjustment.

I know that many traders will make mistakes on the road of constant exploration, but they will also gradually realize the truth in the process of making mistakes. However, this so-called "epiphany" is not just a flash of inspiration, but a thorough understanding of the nature of trading after careful consideration and repeated practice.

The real epiphany is when you understand that the essence of wealth is not a simple stacking of numbers, but a unique way of thinking, a wisdom that allows you to navigate the market with ease.

When a trader is determined to change his past mistakes, puts them into practice, and finally achieves profitability, that is real growth.

Take Jiang Juan as an example. She almost never relies on fundamental analysis when trading. This is because she knows that the authenticity and integrity of fundamental information is often difficult to verify, and even if the general trading direction is determined by fundamentals, it is necessary to combine technical means to choose the best entry time in a short period of time.

She recalled the days when she first started trading. At that time, she was full of curiosity and longing for the unknown, but also accompanied by fear and anxiety about failure. Every loss was like a sharp knife, piercing her heart deeply and making her feel miserable. However, it was these pains that taught her how to face failure and how to learn lessons from it.

I remember one time, because of a misjudgment of the market trend, she suffered a large loss in a transaction. At that moment, she felt that the whole world had collapsed, and all her efforts and hard work had come to nothing.

However, in the midst of pain and despair, she did not give up, but calmed down and carefully analyzed the reasons for her failure. She found that her interpretation of market information was biased and she lacked sufficient risk control awareness.

So, she began to adjust her trading strategy, strengthen the collection and analysis of market information, and also pay attention to risk control and management.

As time went by, Jiang Juan's trading skills became more and more sophisticated, and her mentality became more and more mature. She was no longer afraid of failure, nor was she frustrated by temporary losses. Instead, she saw these losses as opportunities for growth and an indispensable stepping stone on the road to success.

She learned how to learn from failure and how to get back on track after setbacks.

Today, Jiang Juan is already an accomplished expert in the field of trading. Her trading strategy is precise and steady, and her mentality is calm and confident.

She knows very well that in this world full of variables, no one can succeed forever, but as long as you have a healthy mindset and a spirit of continuous learning, you can constantly adapt to market changes and continue to grow and improve.

She often tells people around her: "Trading is not a gamble, but an adventure that requires wisdom and courage. In the process of adventure, we will inevitably encounter setbacks and failures. As long as we maintain a healthy mentality and a spirit of continuous learning, we can learn lessons from failure and continue to grow and improve. Remember, every failure is an attempt to succeed."

Jiang Juan's words have inspired many people. She uses her own experience to tell people that in the world of trading, there is no eternal failure, only continuous learning and growth. As long as you maintain a healthy mentality and a spirit of continuous learning, you will be able to find your position and direction in this world full of variables.

Jiang Juan also understands that it is inevitable to encounter small losses during the trading process. However, she believes that these losses are not a symbol of failure, but a part of trading growth. They have taught her how to control risks and how to prevent greater losses. This healthy mentality has allowed her to go further and further on the road of trading.

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