Trading is about responding.
- Must be able to read price trends well,
- You need to know how to buy at a lower price and sell at a higher price.
Knowing the above is not the only way to make a successful trade.
Many people mistakenly believe that a trade is failing because they do not know the trend or buy/sell point.
It's not like that.
A trade will fail because it does not respond to changes in price.
To be responsive, you need to have a rough trading strategy and start trading before you start trading.
- Set buy and sell sections in installments
- Set Stop Loss section
- Fund management plan, etc.
You should start trading with the above basics set in advance.
- After buying, you sell too early, so your profit is low???
- After buying, you lost too early, so you made a loss instead of a profit???
This is because I am not yet used to making a trading strategy.
However, if you continue to make planned transactions, you can flexibly modify the plan when you set up a plan and start trading, so the above cases are reduced.
Therefore, it is necessary to analyze the charts and make the necessary strategies for trading based on the analyzed data.
When creating a strategy necessary for trading with the contents of the analysis of the chart, support and resistance points should be established by objective criteria.
Even if you draw a line you really need, if it is a line drawn by subjective judgment, you will not believe the line and will not be able to use it for trading.
The reason why it is difficult to succeed in trading even after reading the analyzes of many analysts is because their own trading strategies are not made.
If you do not make it yourself, it is easy to fail to respond by making it unreliable due to the volatility of the price.
Even if your own trading strategy is ultimately wrong, if you believe in the trading strategy and respond consistently, you will eventually be able to create a good trading strategy.
After you start trading, what you need to think about is not calculating the yield, but trying to lower the average purchase price and thinking about ways to reduce losses.