Not understanding the market? It's not that you're stupid; it's that you lack a system.

Many people ask me how to interpret the market, but the logic is simple—first establish a system, then discuss the direction.
I don't believe in "intuition trading"—that stuff loses faster than a margin call.
What I believe in is probability. Just like flipping a coin, with fixed take-profit and stop-loss, over time, wins and losses are almost evenly split.
But the problem is—relying solely on probability, your gains are ultimately swallowed by fees.
That's why I always emphasize: you must have your own analysis system.
Even if it's terrible, it must be something you can execute, review, and trust.
Losses are never because the system is wrong; they are because you didn't follow through.
Too many people switch methods after losing twice—today they look at moving averages, tomorrow at KDJ, the next day they focus on news.
They learn everything but end up more confused.
Now I only look at the 4-hour and daily charts, with a fixed logic, unaffected by noise.
Because in the end, trading isn't about being smart; it's about consistency.
Those flipping coins are betting on probability,
System traders are betting on time.
And time always favors disciplined people.