On the one hand, US equities have clearly returned to Stage Two of the long-term uptrend, largely driven by a do-it-yourself strategy. ON THE OTHER HAND, AFTER STARTING FULL-TIME TRADING, I INCREASINGLY FELT THAT ANALYTICAL SKILLS AND PRACTICAL ACTIONS WERE NOT WHAT LED TO MY SUCCESS, BUT MINDSET WAS. So I decided to change my mind and, at least for the time being, not mechanically express my views on the big market for two weeks at least for the time being. Instead, whatever you want, write whatever you want, and maybe what you write in the future will tend to be more on the side of your mind. So here's the idea:
In fact, I have a deeper understanding of trading after full-time trading. In fact, we have always made money within the limits of our ability, technology is an admission ticket that sets boundaries in mind. While retail users may like to follow the big V's view of the market, over the years I think these views don't really work. Let's say the simplest example:
I've been flipping through past statements and I've found a lot of the view that my continued emphasis in Q1-2 in 2023 will be a circumferential turn. But, of the people who saw it, how many actually believed me at the time? Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about how high my accuracy is (although I have some confidence in this as well), I want to point out that as long as you can't see the reasoning behind this analysis, you won't be completely convinced, even if you follow the actions of the family completely...