The result is: “The more you reduce judgments, the higher the accuracy.”
Many losses are not due to wrong judgment.
They are born from “too many judgments.”
Wavering about entering,
wavering about holding,
wavering about cutting.
Emotions mix in each time.
Protecting consolidates decision-making into one.
If the closing prices of two consecutive downtrends break, it’s over.
Otherwise, do nothing.
By not increasing the number of options,
the accuracy naturally stabilizes.
Don’t try to be clever.
Only do the same thing.
As you削る"削る" the judgments,
trades become less prone to fluctuation.
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