Dynamic chip profit ratio for closing on Friday January 17 83.10%

Core Tip: Don't participate in long, short, ups and downs, bulls' and bears' opinions. It's just an individual post-market retrading chart record.

The following are the iron rules of trading; it is impossible to emphasize repetition too much:

Winning in a falling market; winning in amplitude; winning in wisdom; winning in openness; winning in learning; winning in change; winning in adapting; winning in mathematics; winning in physics; winning in models; winning in function; winning in vibration; winning in quantification; winning in framework; winning in mediocrity; winning in probability; winning in technology; winning in psychology; winning in dexterity; winning in fidelity; winning in change; winning in fluctuation.

Losing in being closed off; losing in solidifying; losing in abandoning oneself; losing in self-deception; losing in pursuing; losing in driving high; losing in sluggishness; losing in losing on the side; losing in gambling; losing in protecting warehouses; losing in financing; losing in offsetting; losing in stewing stocks; losing in perpetuity; losing in gambling; losing in complaining; losing in excuses; losing in cursing people; losing in dreaming; losing in predictions.

98% of people will never be able to give up on ups and downs or predictions, and there are no plans of any kind that use a certain percentage of the battle sequence of treasury funds as a strong and strong backing, so 98% can only end in failure.

At the end of the line is a trap.

Prey likes to walk in a straight line.

Trading is making a living, not being a shareholder, not a battle of opinions, but winning by trading.