I adhere to a fundamental rule in trading: if you can't explain a trading idea in one sentence, then don't touch that market.



It sounds simple, but it can really save your life. Too many people get caught up in vague hopes—"Maybe it will go up," "Feels like it's about to rise." These are all bad ideas.

What do I want? Three things, at least:

**Clear trigger point**—What event or data will trigger action?

**Clear market response**—What specific price or liquidity change will this event cause?

**Clear time frame**—When will all this happen?

This isn't some fancy theoretical concept. It's a survival rule. When you can clearly articulate "this event → will produce this response → will happen within this time window," you truly understand what you're doing. Everything else is gambling.
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TokenomicsTherapistvip
· 9h ago
You're absolutely right. The worst trades I ever made were those where I exited without thinking it through. Unspoken trading logic is truly a poison, a 100% sign of heavy losses.
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AlphaLeakervip
· 9h ago
That's right, I just do it this way. I directly pass on vague orders to avoid losing everything.
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Tokenomics911vip
· 9h ago
To be honest, I don't engage in trading ideas that can't be clearly explained in one sentence. Too many people get lost in the words "feelings."
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