Here is the translated HTML with the same formatting and without introducing line breaks. The content is decoded before translation: Just because you cut losses doesn’t mean it will be an increase in capital.
There are people who mistake that they can increase capital by cutting losses
In the end, it comes down to having profits grow when you similarly left profits in the market when you did well
In the market, there are overwhelmingly many opportunities to cut losses
With averaging down, it’s like abandoning the idea of stopping losses, so there are fewer opportunities to cut losses
However, if you look at a market viewed with fixed stop losses, you’ll understand
Whether you do a trend-following or a counter-trend strategy, there are overwhelmingly many opportunities to cut losses
That fact is formed even when looking back at past markets
There are many opportunities to cut losses
And whether you can extend profits is random
Because a random walk is built to encompass both the existence of such markets and their absence
Therefore the phenomenon is a random walk
It would be nice if you could predict trends
Even if you push the idea to an extreme, prediction is just guesswork
That's why signal deliveries tend to be unreliable
We must internalize the fact that there are no absolutes in the market
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