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NOT EVERY HIGH-PROFIT POSITION IS IMPORTANT. WHAT MATTERS IS UNDERSTANDING WHY IT WAS PROFITABLE.
Tonight, I closed a WLDUSDT Futures position with a profit of more than 94% using 7x leverage.
What makes me happy is not the profit itself.
What makes me happier is that one of my students also closed a highly profitable position from the same opportunity.
That is what truly matters.
Many people believe speculation is about making the right prediction.
In reality, it is not.
If speculation were simply about predicting correctly, the market would already be full of billionaires.
The most important thing in speculation is not prediction.
It is understanding when the probabilities are shifting in your favor.
In Price Bias Theory, I always emphasize that:
the market does not move according to personal emotions.
It moves according to the expansion and contraction of collective bias.
When an asset enters a phase where Buy Bias is expanding:
That is when a speculator should begin paying attention.
But paying attention does not mean rushing into a position.
Most people lose money because they only learn how to enter positions.
Successful speculators learn how to wait.
A major opportunity rarely appears when everyone can see it.
It appears when:
That is why I often say:
big money is not made by trading frequently.
Big money is made by waiting for the right moment.
Most people open charts looking for an entry.
I spend most of my time searching for the answer to a different question:
Is the current Bias expanding or is it ending?
If Buy Bias is expanding, opportunity exists.
If Buy Bias has stopped expanding, expected returns begin to decline rapidly.
That is also why in speculation:
being right does not necessarily make money.
Being right at the right time often makes a lot of money.
I do not evaluate a successful trade by the percentage gain.
I evaluate it by one thing:
whether the position followed the methodology and discipline.
Because a profitable position created by luck can destroy an investor.
But a profitable position created by a repeatable method can generate hundreds of profitable positions in the future.
The most satisfying thing tonight is not the 94% profit.
It is the fact that knowledge can be passed on.
A student earning profits through the very method they learned is far more meaningful than making money personally.
The market will always be there.
Opportunities will always exist.
But the people who survive long enough to capture major opportunities are the ones who ultimately win.
Speculation is not a game of emotions.
It is a game of probabilities, discipline, and patience.
And in this market, the final winners are usually not the smartest people.
They are the people who understand themselves best.
nguyennghia
The Man Who Will Become the King of Speculation
Tonight, I closed a WLDUSDT Futures position with a profit of more than 94% using 7x leverage.
What makes me happy is not the profit itself.
What makes me happier is that one of my students also closed a highly profitable position from the same opportunity.
That is what truly matters.
Many people believe speculation is about making the right prediction.
In reality, it is not.
If speculation were simply about predicting correctly, the market would already be full of billionaires.
The most important thing in speculation is not prediction.
It is understanding when the probabilities are shifting in your favor.
In Price Bias Theory, I always emphasize that:
the market does not move according to personal emotions.
It moves according to the expansion and contraction of collective bias.
When an asset enters a phase where Buy Bias is expanding:
- capital begins to confirm the trend
- price continuously establishes new bases
- pullbacks become shallower
- buying pressure becomes increasingly dominant
That is when a speculator should begin paying attention.
But paying attention does not mean rushing into a position.
Most people lose money because they only learn how to enter positions.
Successful speculators learn how to wait.
A major opportunity rarely appears when everyone can see it.
It appears when:
- the majority still doubts
- information has not yet reached consensus
- large capital is quietly repositioning
That is why I often say:
big money is not made by trading frequently.
Big money is made by waiting for the right moment.
Most people open charts looking for an entry.
I spend most of my time searching for the answer to a different question:
Is the current Bias expanding or is it ending?
If Buy Bias is expanding, opportunity exists.
If Buy Bias has stopped expanding, expected returns begin to decline rapidly.
That is also why in speculation:
being right does not necessarily make money.
Being right at the right time often makes a lot of money.
I do not evaluate a successful trade by the percentage gain.
I evaluate it by one thing:
whether the position followed the methodology and discipline.
Because a profitable position created by luck can destroy an investor.
But a profitable position created by a repeatable method can generate hundreds of profitable positions in the future.
The most satisfying thing tonight is not the 94% profit.
It is the fact that knowledge can be passed on.
A student earning profits through the very method they learned is far more meaningful than making money personally.
The market will always be there.
Opportunities will always exist.
But the people who survive long enough to capture major opportunities are the ones who ultimately win.
Speculation is not a game of emotions.
It is a game of probabilities, discipline, and patience.
And in this market, the final winners are usually not the smartest people.
They are the people who understand themselves best.
nguyennghia
The Man Who Will Become the King of Speculation
