2025-12-22 00:25:55

Many traders face the same problem – the eagerness to arbitrage leads to exiting too early, resulting in missing out on larger rises. This issue does exist, but it can be completely resolved.

The key lies in two points: First, set clear target positions for each trade, rather than relying on gut feelings. Second, a systematic methodology is needed to identify true resistance and support levels, allowing you to determine when to hold and when to exit.

Currently, there are many related teaching materials available for reference. If you want to master this set of logic more deeply, we can also launch more practical exercises and case analysis courses in the future to help everyone establish their own trading discipline.

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 2025-12-24 18:15

Basically, it's greediness—I’ve fallen for it too. Setting target levels sounds simple but is difficult to do; as soon as emotions take over, everything is forgotten.

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gas_fee_trauma

· 2025-12-24 14:10

Really? That's exactly my problem. I set my target levels but can't resist, and then I panic at the first pullback. By the way, the support and resistance levels really need to be learned systematically, otherwise it's all guesswork. Hey, has anyone recommended any reliable practical cases? Haha, wait, the problem is that knowing the principles and actually being able to execute them are two completely different things. Trading discipline sounds simple, but sticking to it is hell. I feel like I need to find someone to supervise me together, or else I'll just repeat the same mistakes.

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