Professional tips on how to time trades and the secrets behind it
Three big concerns in trading: the difficulty of timing
Hello, I am Kenchi, your trading coach.
One of the worries many traders face is "timing." Even if you learn trading methods and analyze charts, discerning the right entry and exit timing is extremely difficult.
One reason is that humans do not have a specialized organ to measure time precisely. Our sense of time varies from person to person and changes with situations and mental states. For example, when you are tense, time can feel longer, and when you are relaxed, it can feel shorter.
Furthermore, there are few traders who have rational bases or procedures for gauging the market rhythm. The market moves like a living thing, and predicting it is not easy. Therefore, reliance on experience and intuition is common. However, relying solely on intuition makes consistent trading difficult.
Another problem is that there are almost no instructors who teach you timing. Many trading seminars and books explain methods and strategies in detail, but often do not address how to time entries and exits precisely. This is likely because timing is highly subjective and difficult to find a method that applies to everyone.
However, to grasp proper timing, practice and experience are still necessary. It is also important to try various methods to find a timing approach that suits you. For example, using indicators such as EMA or MA to analyze market movements is one possible method.
To overcome the difficulty of timing in trading, understand your own sense of time and practice reading the market's rhythm. That should be a step toward success.
Thank you for reading up to here.
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