Episode 14: A Future Woven by Practice and Intuition
Thank you all for your warm support as always.
I am Amelia.
In this series, I would like to speak sincerely about how the power of intuition honed through practice becomes the key that opens the door to the future.
【Value of Practice】
Trading is not only about learning theory; it reveals its true power only through repeated practice.
The daily trading in the market, including both successes and failures, is precious experience in itself,
and each of those experiences strengthens our knowledge and judgment.
Through practice, you can sense market movements and subtle changes that theory alone cannot grasp.
That experience becomes an important asset that leads to great leaps in the future.
【Nurturing Intuition】
The intuition cultivated in practice is not merely an emotional judgment,
but a sharpened insight woven from numerous experiences and learnings.
The ability to feel the market's rhythm and瞬間 changes through the fusion of theory and experience is
something that I feel is nurtured over a long period of time.
◇Daily Realizations
― By carefully reflecting on small successes and failures,
intuition gradually sharpens, enabling calm judgments in any situation.
◇Accumulation of Experience
― The experiences gained through practice form a solid judgment backed by intuition,
becoming a great source of confidence to take the next step toward the future.
【Examples and Episodes】
I myself initially relied on theory and data as well.
However, in daily trading, there were many moments when I suddenly felt, “This is not right.”
One day, when an abrupt market swing came unexpectedly,
there were moments when subtle market signals that data alone could not capture became noticeable.
By following that intuition and calmly adjusting my positions, I was able to prevent large losses in advance.
Experiences like these cannot be gained from numbers or theory alone,
and they reminded me of the importance of intuition honed through practice.
【Synergy of Intuition and Practice】
Practice and intuition complement each other.
Knowledge learned from theory becomes living wisdom in practice,
and that wisdom sharpens intuition.
◇Fusion of Theory and Practice
― Test the learned theory in actual trading,
and feed back the results to form more effective strategies.
◇Flexible Judgment
― When confronted with unpredictable market moves,
intuition becomes a big help in making swift and flexible judgments.
Thus, the fusion of daily practical experience and intuition builds a solid foundation for our trading life.
【Future Prospects】
Everyone, the future woven by practice and intuition is full of infinite possibilities.
Even the smallest step, when accumulated, eventually brings about a great transformation,
and becomes the power to open the door to a brighter future.
From now on, I will continue to value the intuition sharpened through practice and
combine it with the latest technologies and data to
strive for further evolution of strategies.
I hope you will also listen to your own intuition in daily trading and cherish small realizations.
I believe that each step will lead to a big leap into the future.
【Heartfelt Cheers】
Lastly, I would like to send you my heartfelt cheers.
Facing challenges without fear and continuing to practice step by step is
the power that unleashes infinite possibilities for the future.
I, Amelia, will continue to walk with you and
aim for a wonderful future created by the fusion of practice and intuition.
Please, with unwavering passion and solid conviction in your heart,
take a step toward a new world.
In the next installment, I plan to bring more concrete success stories and practical strategies useful for daily trading.
Thank you for your continued support.
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