In the world of trading, we are often plagued by market fluctuations, staring at the market every day, studying various indicators, hoping to find the secret to making money. However, if we get too caught up in these trivial things, we may lose sight of the more important question: what is a "walnut" in trading? What are "rice", "water" and "salt" in trading?
The "walnuts" in trading represent our long-term goals, what we really want to achieve. For some traders, it may be the pursuit of stable earnings; For others, it may be a windfall in pursuit of high returns. But no matter what it is, it is important to be clear about your "walnut" and use this as a guide to develop a corresponding trading strategy and plan.
The "rice" in the transaction represents those trivial and small things, such as the daily opening price, ** price, the most**, the lowest price and so on. These things, while they may seem important, don't actually have much impact on our long-term goals. If we focus too much on these "rice", we may overlook more important factors and thus affect our trading results.
Similarly, the terms "water" and "salt" in the trade have a specific meaning. Water can represent the importance of money management, and only by reasonably controlling the risk can it survive in the market for a long time. Salt, on the other hand, represents the essence and core of trading, that is, the grasp and understanding of market trends. Only by grasping the trend of the market can we truly follow the trend and achieve long-term stable returns.
In trading, we should not be confused by trivial things, but should always keep a clear head, clarify our long-term goals, and develop trading strategies based on this. At the same time, we also need to pay attention to fund management and trend judgment, which are key factors to achieve long-term stable returns.
Finally, we need to understand that trading is not an easy thing to do, it requires us to constantly learn and think. Only by constantly improving their own cognitive level can they achieve long-term success in the market. Therefore, the most important thing for traders is not to be busy watching and operating every day, but to stop and think and summarize, find their own "walnuts", and keep moving towards this goal.