What should I do if I can't control the order, and I always trade frequently?

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If you are a novice, in fact, even if you can control your hands, the order frequency is very low, but because you have no technical experience, you will still lose money. The most painful thing is that the technical level has passed. Obviously, as long as you wait patiently until the point you understand, you can make money, but you are a veteran who has no patience to wait.

In fact, there are two essences behind all the problems of traders and all phenomena, one is technology and the other is mentality. Because this truth has been said badly, too few people really listen to it. So I will directly give a few methods that can be used immediately.

1. Don’t trade full time, go to work.

Before you can't control your hands, you can't control your eyes and are always watching the tape. Before that, I couldn't control my mind and always thought about the market. One of the main reasons for these "out of control" is: you are too idle!

Everyone has been to work, if someone is in charge, KPI is pressing, and there are projects in hand. Don't talk about the market, sometimes you don't even care about eating. This is to actively let oneself enter a passive situation and use external forces to control oneself.

This method is suitable for people who already know how to make money in the market. They can understand signals, and as long as they place orders every time there is a signal, they can make money. So just solve the problem of waiting for the signal.

2. Find yourself a pair of hands, find an order clerk, you are only doing strategic analysis.

He thought well, and his analysis was quite correct, but once he made an order, he was done. That's simple, you outsource the hands-on work to others, and you only use your brains. A few business owners and friends around me used this method to turn losses into profits.

Now that I’ve written an article, I’ve thought about it again. I’ve given this suggestion to many people, but most of the people who did it in the end are bosses or company executives. Why?

Because this type of people knows how to authorize, leverage, focus on the core and outsource the periphery, and more importantly, they know how to focus on their strengths and outsource their weaknesses.

The above sentence, how much is it worth, everyone has a steelyard in their hearts, and they can weigh it. This sentence is enough for trading, enough for career, enough for life, enough for life.

3. The system is still the system, and the replay is still the replay.

Systematic trading is the foundation to solve the problems of execution, mentality and profit stability. When you make every order, you enter and exit the market for the same reason and under the same conditions. When the stop loss of each order is a fixed ratio.

Then your transaction will have certainty, not the certainty of each order, but the certainty of the final result of the accumulation of each order. In this way, your transaction will enter the realm of craftsman, and your order signal is completely quantified and completely objective. For those without a system, there is no uniform standard for their order signals, so if you can't control your hands, you can only blame your hands, and you are lazy.

Too lazy to review, too lazy to do a lot of boring mechanical repetitive exercises, too lazy to constantly strengthen the consistency of your orders. That being the case, let the market teach you what to do.

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Last updated: 08/23/2023 03:36

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