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In addition to greed and fear, we have the barrier of knowledge.

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Xbt's daily line, has been down along ma6, although we see constant resistance, but does not mean that here will not accelerate the decline, I see too much empiricism brought about by the disaster, so here can not be taken seriously. I see a lot of people analyzing that $8300-8600 should be the bottom. I don't want to judge the right and wrong of these people's analysis, but I would like to say that the analysis and prediction are open-ended and that we all have the ability to speculate on the future based on past experience and data. That's fine, but if you're here, according to this analysis, it's very dangerous.
you have to distinguish what those technical analyses are referenced and what can be used as a strategy. Because this is a real casino, you must fight the spirit of 120,000 points, not sloppy, or your wallet can be hollowed out at any time.
I've always stressed that to do the right-hand deal as the market's speculative approach has outperformed the world (the best in global financial markets in 2019), the most important is not profit, but security.
If you can take away the money you make, you are a successful gambler. But I know the ugliness of human nature, including my own inability to overcome inner greed and fear. I also have the common mistake most people make - the knowledge barrier.
We will use our knowledge to see the world, at this time, it is difficult to accept different views. More often than not, when we consult others, the goal is simply to prove that we are right. If you hear an objection, most people choose to look for the next person to continue asking until an answer that is consistent with their own ideas appears. But I want to say, if you can't surpass the majority, why can you be a winner in the market?
Strategy: wait for the trend is clear after the decision, ma18 is a long-short demarcation standard, if the upward breakthrough, there is a chance to do more, otherwise please be patient.

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