The relationship between loss and profit isn't just about steady, small gains and big bursts

I often talk about steady small gains leading to big losses, but

it’s not just about steady gains and big losses

the relationship between losses and profits must be considered with the market as the premise

the so-called steady gains followed by big losses

are in fact a matter of cutting losses steadily while profits surge

and following the trend

steady profits with small losses followed by a big loss

are reversals on the upside down average

However, this trading logic can be adjusted by using smaller lot sizes

or adopting a pyramid structure

losses and profits do not necessarily

keep the situation of steady gains and big losses

The market is inherently aptly described as a random walk

In fact, even when a trend emerges, it is a random event with weak probability

Even if a trend appears, it often reverses

and it is difficult for the price to continue moving forward

In other words, there is no clear standard for judging

Ultimately, unless you continue trading by adopting steady gains and big losses as your criterion

you won’t progress to such scenarios

Well, in the end, the market just repeats itself

That’s why the market can be incredibly dull—truly a waste of time

If you’re not making a profit, I’d strongly recommend quitting

I don’t particularly recommend trend-following in markets

Because it tends to bias the market’s outcome considerably

If you look at past markets, you’ll understand

So, in poker terms

I believe having the ability to properly discern is everything

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