The market is full of incorrect answers

Because most of it really generates noise in the direction you are heading

Most people hit gains and losses at the price in front of them

Even if you aim for the torso and give up the head as a theory

That becomes clear if you look at the market

If there are trading opportunities, I think you should trade more

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Not as ultra-short-term trades

Please think of it as scalping to day trading

The market is full of wrong answers

As a trading logic, it is actually a one-sided averaging-in (nanpin) perspective

Nanpin is also called a devil’s method

Ultimately, the market’s goodness or badness is unclear,

the market direction is as ambiguous as chaos theory, so nanpin is called a devil’s method

In other words, in the very end, a market comes where nanpin cannot save you and ends

But this means you can avoid it by simply cutting losses in such a market

That is the weakness of nanpin, and

Conversely, with a single shot, you must trade while considering which direction it will go

The market is full of wrong answers

Trade in a noisy market with nanpin

When the direction stabilizes, cut losses

Trade in another account or switch to a reverse trade after cutting losses

That is what it comes down to

However, it is quite difficult to trade these well

Because relatively few people can earn a living from trading

The market is full of wrong answers

Like quantum theory, you must continue trading by feeding on “ambiguity”

Therefore, the timing of stop-loss and take-profit is important