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Today I will share some highlights of trend trading with everyone. First, let's clarify what trend trading is. Many people get stuck in small time frames like 5 minutes or 15 minutes, but to trade trends, you need to broaden your perspective. In my system, I look at larger time frames such as weekly and monthly charts. Only when the MACD on the larger time frames is not diverging from the zero line can we identify a trending market, which is also a critical point for upward movement. So remember, when trading trends, first think about what time frame you are playing with. If you are doing short-term trading, focus on short-term trends; if you are doing long-term trading, look at long-term trends. But why do people say to cut losses with the trend, yet still incur losses? Because you often exit as soon as the market starts moving, taking small profits, while the earlier repeated losses wipe out all your gains. You end up making small profits but taking big losses. How can you be profitable in the long run?
Remember these three points:
First, don't always aim to buy at the lowest and sell at the highest. Once the trend is confirmed, hold on tight; don't let go unless there's a clear reversal.
Second, create a stable system, with a fixed model that does not fluctuate and a clear cycle that does not change.
Third, hold onto profits until a breakout. Never increase your position when losing money, stay away from high-frequency trading, and ultimately aim for a small position over a long period, holding long-term without expectations.