- Why do you always fail to hold onto a trend? Because you don't understand how to seize the opportunity and hold

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- Have you ever experienced
- Being washed out halfway through
- Or holding on to profits only to give them all back
- It's not that you're impatient
- The real threshold in trading has never been about holding
- But knowing what to hold onto
- The key to whether you can turn things around with a trend
- All those who survive relying on trends
- First hurdle: learn to lose less
- Your account's bulletproof vest
- Is a math problem
- Keep every loss within 2%
- This is protecting your trading life
- Only by avoiding big losses first
- Can you qualify to stay at the table and wait for your chance
- It's not that you don't understand
- Second hurdle: dare to make big profits
- Your profit accelerator
- You also need to catch the right market
- Let profits run wildly
- Not afraid of retracement
- You don't know whether this trend
- Should be taken as a swing or a long-term hold
- The key issue isn't mindset
- You must be clear
- What kind of trend is suitable for swing trading
- By comparison
- Instantly distinguish between swing trends and long-term trends
- A swing trend is like climbing a mountain with oscillations
- Characterized by gentle trend lines
- Moving three steps forward, retreating two
- For example, some assets rise 50% over 10 months
- But fluctuate back and forth in the middle
- In such markets
- Your strategy should be to sell high and walk away
- Forcing to hold long-term
- Will only result in riding the roller coaster repeatedly
- A long-term trend is like high-altitude parachuting
- Suitable for holding to the end
- Characterized by steep trend lines
- Price flows smoothly along the main trend line
- For example, some one-sided plunges
- Price follows the steep main trend line downward
- Almost without looking back
- Your move is just one thing: don't break the trend line
- Hold on tightly
- You just need to sit tight
- This isn't really about trading
- It's clearly a philosophy of trend selection
- For example, in booming industries
- The trend is steep
- For cyclical fluctuations
- Only suitable for quick swing trades
- What's frightening is
- How many people treat oscillations as long-term trends
- Wasting time
- Missing the era
- All persistence is just brute force
- So stop asking me whether you should hold or not
- The trend in front of me
- How long is it suitable for me to hold
- An experienced trader who insists on replacing feelings with rules
- If you always make small profits and big losses in trends
- If you can never find a standard for holding wins
- In trading
- Seeing the trend is instinct
- Catching the right trend is skill