In the current market, the vast majority of tools are doing the same thing: teaching you how to judge the market. How to set indicators, interpret signals, and calculate win rates—it's as if as long as your judgment is accurate enough, the results will naturally follow. But in real trading, the problem often isn't "not knowing how to judge," but rather the moment when your judgment fails.
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In the current market, the vast majority of tools are doing the same thing: teaching you how to judge the market. How to set indicators, interpret signals, and calculate win rates—it's as if as long as your judgment is accurate enough, the results will naturally follow. But in real trading, the problem often isn't "not knowing how to judge," but rather the moment when your judgment fails.