Those who can persist in listening to this analysis have already surpassed 90% of traders.
**First Layer: Acting on Impulse**
Whenever the market moves, they get itchy to trade; they feel proud after making a small profit; a single loss causes their mindset to collapse. No plan, no rules, purely wasting their principal and effort.
**Second Layer: Obsessing Over Technical Indicators**
They think they've found the secret weapon in candlestick patterns, changing strategies daily, believing they've cracked the market code. In reality, the root of their losses isn't the tools but the greed that is everywhere.
**Third Layer: Knowing but Unable to Act**
They understand the theory perfectly but always go against their initial intentions in practice. They hesitate to cut losses when needed, and when it's time to take profits, they want to earn more. During review, they scold themselves harshly; the next day, they still suffer losses.
**Fourth Layer: System Taking Shape**
Trading gradually becomes methodical, no longer reckless. But human nature, this devil, still causes trouble behind the scenes. A moment of weakness can ruin everything, turning recent gains into losses.
**Fifth Layer: Strict Discipline**
Refuse to trade without signals; act decisively when signals appear. No self-deception, no pre-judgment. Making money depends on treating rules as a lifeline.
**Sixth Layer: Trading Becomes Instinct**
While watching the charts, there's rhythm in their eyes; internally, they remain calm. They don't fight the market, nor are they driven by emotions. This is the true way to stand firm.
Ask yourself: Which layer are you at now?
Most people are afraid to answer honestly because admitting their current state means they must change. And changing oneself is often a hundred times harder than understanding a market wave.
Remember this: The market won't reward those who are clueless; it only rewards those who are truly prepared.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 4h ago
I'm still stuck in a third-layer infinite loop, reviewing and scolding myself. The next day, I still lost money. Truly incredible, haha.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 4h ago
To be honest, I'm currently stuck on level three, knowing I should cut my losses but just can't bring myself to do it...
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SellLowExpert
· 01-20 00:51
To be honest, I'm bouncing back and forth between the third and fourth layers...
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OnChainDetective
· 01-20 00:51
This six-layer theory sounds comfortable, but I think it misses the most crucial point — you think you're strictly following discipline at the fifth layer, but in fact, the flow of funds from major players has long determined whether you'll make a profit. On-chain transfer data never lies; those sudden whale movements are the real signals, not some candlestick patterns.
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OfflineNewbie
· 01-20 00:50
To be honest, I'm currently bouncing back and forth on the third level, knowing I should cut my losses but just can't bring myself to do it.
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WhaleMistaker
· 01-20 00:45
It still has to be the third layer, with a solid theoretical foundation, but once it hits real trading, it breaks down.
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SnapshotStriker
· 01-20 00:31
Hey, to be honest, I'm stuck in a third-level infinite loop. I know what I should do, but I just can't do it.
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OPsychology
· 01-20 00:31
To be honest, I'm stuck on the third level. I know every day where I went wrong, but I just can't change it.
Those who can persist in listening to this analysis have already surpassed 90% of traders.
**First Layer: Acting on Impulse**
Whenever the market moves, they get itchy to trade; they feel proud after making a small profit; a single loss causes their mindset to collapse. No plan, no rules, purely wasting their principal and effort.
**Second Layer: Obsessing Over Technical Indicators**
They think they've found the secret weapon in candlestick patterns, changing strategies daily, believing they've cracked the market code. In reality, the root of their losses isn't the tools but the greed that is everywhere.
**Third Layer: Knowing but Unable to Act**
They understand the theory perfectly but always go against their initial intentions in practice. They hesitate to cut losses when needed, and when it's time to take profits, they want to earn more. During review, they scold themselves harshly; the next day, they still suffer losses.
**Fourth Layer: System Taking Shape**
Trading gradually becomes methodical, no longer reckless. But human nature, this devil, still causes trouble behind the scenes. A moment of weakness can ruin everything, turning recent gains into losses.
**Fifth Layer: Strict Discipline**
Refuse to trade without signals; act decisively when signals appear. No self-deception, no pre-judgment. Making money depends on treating rules as a lifeline.
**Sixth Layer: Trading Becomes Instinct**
While watching the charts, there's rhythm in their eyes; internally, they remain calm. They don't fight the market, nor are they driven by emotions. This is the true way to stand firm.
Ask yourself: Which layer are you at now?
Most people are afraid to answer honestly because admitting their current state means they must change. And changing oneself is often a hundred times harder than understanding a market wave.
Remember this: The market won't reward those who are clueless; it only rewards those who are truly prepared.