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In trading, should you take your intuition into account in addition to the rules?

Sometimes when operating according to one's own trading system and rules, a feeling suddenly emerges, such as the condition for opening a position, but this time it is different from the past and feels uneasy. If you believe in your intuition, this is called inconsistency between knowledge and action, and you will condemn yourself intellectually, but after trading for so long, is such a sixth sense really illogical?Some people should think that it is because of the greed and fear of human nature, which cannot be completely overcome, but most people still need to continue to practice on this point. In addition, I would like to ask everyone, how do you view and deal with your own intuition in trading? Or, are some people who have fully achieved the unity of knowledge and action, and no longer have this feeling?

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little observer

Will I take into account but only limit to the opening stop loss or will strictly stop the loss according to the system

Last updated: 08/02/2023 07:11

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知行合一12

I think you have the idea of intuition because your trading system is not mature enough, so the problem of intuition arises. Generally, mature traders have formed their own trading mode, and the entry and exit are very clear. Now that there is a clear entry and exit, intuition is useless, too much reliance on intuition will give you the illusion that intuition prevails over everything at critical moments, and you will eventually doubt your trading system.

Last updated: 08/06/2023 09:05