Capital increase acknowledges continuing trades like a snail

It seems you can profit, but you can’t actually profit

If you want to increase, you must tolerate trades like a snail

In the end, what you do is at a part-time level

With such trading, low risk is the default

Asset progression also becomes slow

If you’re going to be a full-time trader, you should trade more aggressively

And if that doesn’t make money

I think it’s healthier to grow as a part-timer with snail trades

If you’re not doing full-time trading,

Ultimately, it’s only possible to trade by waiting for the right time

Trade aggressively as a full-time trader without distorting market sense

If you don’t profit, accept that you’re not suited

Better to decide on snail trading as a part-timer

Counter-trend markets → trend-following markets may change

But there isn’t really a clear trend appeared

Counter-trend failure → shift to trend-following

This failure is a factor that increases the number of losses

If you’re trading with discretion in the market

You’ll only see a downward slope unless you adopt strategies like scaling in evenly into ranges or increasing trend exposure

If you’re trading with discretion other than that

Trend-following only

Just primary trend trading

Only place orders after six hours of waiting

Anything else is stingy and will only lead to a downward slope

If it’s simple and profitable, automated trading would be profitable

If only trends are profitable, automated trading would be profitable

In the end,

Wait for the market

Then trade at the timing of that market

In terms of trends, only when the trend is really present

There is no edge in trends

No edge equals success

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