In the end, the market ultimately becomes fundamental trading—meaning it turns into a game of poker

The market can move in any direction

And in the end, only market judgment can be trusted

In other words, the market continues in ways not found in textbooks

Therefore lamenting that you “can’t understand the market anymore” is a normal occurrence

Because it moves differently from textbooks

Because it doesn’t follow the movements seminar sellers claim

But of course—that is the essence of the market: it is not “as in textbooks”

What’s interesting here isn’t that it’s not textbook-like

But that it doesn’t necessarily follow the textbook exactly

After all, the market favors ambiguity

From a perspective like poker, this is obvious once you see it

Like poker, the market ultimately requires rules and conventions to be set

There is no such thing as technical analysis there

Judgment is made not from technicals but from market fundamentals

Only price and time exist for that market judgment

Discretion starts from there

In other words, discretion is not technical but fundamental

Think of fundamentals as synonymous with market judgment

In other words, we look at the charts

But not from the standpoint of so-called technicals like support and resistance

What we’re watching is the overall market situation, the environment

We’re simply observing that state

From a technical standpoint, you’d think, “Such movement is impossible”

But from a fundamental standpoint, you’d think, “Well, it’s going to go like this, isn’t it?”

When you consider the market’s criteria and core shifts

That’s how it tends to evolve

That’s why it becomes market judgment akin to poker

In the end, you must make market judgments

So, you could call it poker-like

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