【New Serial Zone Final Chapter Chapter 10】“A Coin That Wins 70% of the Time” Magic —— The reason you still hit a wall relying on analysis to avoid losses and win is that ??
To you on the other side of the screen who, today as well, faces the charts seriously and battles your own heart ☕️✨
In the previous【Chapter 9】 we talked about how the idea that “analyze and you will surely win” is merely an illusion, and that market results are always random. Some of you might have felt a bit of emptiness, thinking, “Then why the heck did I analyze so desperately…?”
Now, in this【Chapter 10】, we will reveal how this “illusion about analysis”consumes our hearts and leads us to dead ends in real trading,using a very interesting and deep “coin toss metaphor.”✨
Have you ever been angered by the irrationality of why it rises after you’ve been stopped out, even though it should have gone up? We will unravel the psychological traps hidden behind that anger and give you a prescription to completely dispel the anxiety toward the market.
This time, too, I’ll compress the key points so you can read it quickly on your smartphone and provide a deep, thorough explanation. Prepare a warm cup of tea, relax, and keep reading?✨

? “The analysis was perfect!” — The tragedy of expert advice
Those who believe that “perfect analysis can avoid losses” may experience such misery in trading.
For example, you follow the advice of a trusted expert and enter based on perfect analysis, placing a stop-loss order as dictated by theory. Yet, the market seems to mock you, and right after it hits your stop, it unexpectedly moves strongly in the direction you had predicted ??
At this moment, the expert’s analysis predicted the direction of price movement correctly. However, it didn’t help you. If he had continued with losing trades, he would eventually have earned substantial profits. In other words,“being right about the analysis does not automatically equal profits.”)
If you rely entirely on analysis, when you are stopped out by “that little bit of noise,” you will fall into deep doubt and pain, wondering, “Was the analysis wrong?” or “Was the stop position wrong?”
? A “magic coin” that shows a head 70% of the time
Here, to unravel the illusion in our brains, the author presents a very intriguing thought experiment.