Cultivating a sense of the market is like learning to ride a bike—more practice is needed to find the feel. This is not mysticism; it is developed through practice.
Do three things every day:
1. Review after market close
Look at the market's rise and fall, which sectors are strong, and changes in trading volume. Focus on understanding: Why did it rise/fall today? Connect the trends with the news.
2. Monitor key points during trading
No need to watch constantly. Check at market open, 10:30 AM, and 2 PM to see if market sentiment has changed. Has there been a sudden spike or drop in volume?
3. Test your feel with small amounts
When you have a feel for it, try with a very small amount of money. Why was it right? Why was it wrong? Write it down.
Timing Rhythm:
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First three months: Develop a habit of checking daily
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After six months: Start to notice the signs of sector rotation
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Over a year: You will have an intuitive response to market risks and opportunities
Important Reminder:
A sense of the market is just a tool; you cannot rely solely on it for buying and selling. Always set stop-losses; even the best instincts can be wrong. Treat it as a tool to better understand the market's “atmosphere,” not as a crystal ball for predictions.
In simple terms: Check daily, ponder emotions, take action to test, and after six months, you will become familiar with the market's “temper.” In the beginning, everyone is confused; the more you watch, the smoother it becomes. $BTC #合约挑战
