The best phrase in the trading circle: "Once you realize, you'll understand."

Why is this phrase so effective? Because it accomplishes three things at once:

It establishes hierarchy — the speaker is above, you are below
It avoids verification — realization is an internal experience, no one can falsify it
It shifts responsibility — you haven't learned it? Because you haven't realized, not that I didn't teach it well. This phrase is foolproof.

Let's analyze the actual usage of the word "realization" in the trading context:

You ask a specific question, and the other person says, "Once you realize, you'll understand."
Translated into plain language: I can't explain it clearly, or I don't even know why myself, but I don't want to admit it.

A truly teachable method
Should be broken down into steps,
Steps can be executed,
Execution can be recorded,
Records can be verified. If a method can only be transmitted through "realization" —
Either the method itself is vague,
Or the teacher hasn't thought it through at all.