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Essential Course for Beginners (Continuously Updated):
1.第一课-仓位管理 (How to Survive)
2.第二课-止损与风险控制 (How to Avoid Liquidation)
3.第三课—进场逻辑 (When to Open a Position)
4.第四课-情绪管理 (How to Avoid Impulsiveness)
5.第五课—打造自己的交易系统 (How to Combine Your Skills)
6.第六课—如何复盘 (How to Continuously Improve)
7.第七课—盈亏比 (How to Keep Surviving)
8.第八课—分辨行情 (Trending Markets and Volatile Markets)

Many people who have just learned about the RSI indicator subjectively believe that when the RSI reaches 70, they should short, and when it reaches 30, they should blindly go long. This is also the main reason why those who use the RSI as a trading method lose money.
The RSI is essentially not an indicator that directly tells you to buy or sell; it measures the 'relative strength' of market movements over a period, reflecting who is more comfortable and who is struggling between the bulls and bears at the current stage. The RSI does not measure whether prices are high or low, but rather the rhythm of price movements and the emotional state. When the market rises smoothly, with shallow pullbacks and strong continuity, the RSI will continue to rise; when the decline is rapid, the rebounds are weak, and continuity is strong, the RSI will continue to fall.

BOLL does not tell you buy/sell points; it tells you whether it's worth taking action now. First, I will state my conclusion: Boll is not an indicator that only shorts at the upper line and longs at the lower line; the core of Boll is volatility and fluctuation. If you only treat BOLL as an overbought/oversold indicator, the more familiar you become, the faster you will lose money. Bollinger Bands consist of three lines: upper line; middle line; lower line.
Middle line: moving average (usually 20MA)
Upper line: moving average + upper limit of fluctuation
Lower line: moving average - lower limit of fluctuation
Boll does not depict prices, but rather the fluctuation range of prices, the activity range of prices, Boll reflects the strength of market sentiment and volatility.

After writing so much, the purpose of the tenth lesson is to train you to become a real trader who can make money and survive in the long term. We have mentioned position sizing, stop-loss, opening logic, emotions, systems, reviewing, profit and loss ratios, market analysis, drawing lines on the chart, etc. Now what we need to do is combine them into your weapon in the trading market. The previous parts were the puzzle pieces, and what we need to do next is put them together.
How to be a stable trader?
Stable profit = Find advantages + Solidify advantages + Repeat advantages
You need to identify your advantages. The system is not for predicting the market but for repeating the 20% of scenarios where you can make money. What we need to do is reduce trading and the chances of making mistakes. The more trades you make, the more likely you are to lose mathematically. Control your hands, identify our trading points, and then keep going. Continuous repetition is all you need. On days with no market activity, focus on learning, reviewing, and improving.

The ability to draw lines is the lower limit of your trading level. If you can't even draw the simplest support and resistance levels, how can you trade? The more accurately you draw lines, the more stable your trading will be. Drawing lines is about narrowing down the market and expanding your perspective, looking at where CM had ideas in the past. Why do many people lose money? Because they draw a bunch of messy lines, not knowing what is important and where the market will rebound. Today, I will teach beginners to make line drawing clear and understandable.
What constitutes an effective line:
1. Places that have been touched multiple times without breaking through, such as sol, and the position of 144 that has been touched multiple times without breaking through, is a very good resistance level. If I want to short, it is definitely safer to short the closer I get to this position.

MACD is not used to predict price movements; it is an indicator used to confirm the strength of momentum and trend.
First, MACD is an indicator that reflects the difference in strength between buyers and sellers.
It consists of three parts: 1) the fast line DIF, 2) the slow line DEA, and 3) the red and green bars. What you need to observe is not the color, but the direction and change of momentum. Don't just look at the golden cross above the water and the death cross below the water. We need to understand its underlying logic.
What exactly does MACD calculate?
Fast line ➖ Slow line = DIF, then smooth DIF again to get DEA, and plot the difference between DIF and DEA as bars, which is the red and green bars we see. In other words, MACD answers two questions.