As long as you are not obsessed with predicting the top and bottom, analyzing trends is actually a relatively simple task. When the high and low points of prices continue to rise (HH, HL), the trend is upward; When the high and low points level off and enter a period of oscillation; When the price falls below the previous low (LH, LL) and continues to move downwards from high to low, the bearish trend is established. Since the analysis is logically clear, why do most people still operate against the trend? Because 'analyzing market trends' and' executing trades' are fundamentally different things. Analysis can stand at a high place, overlook the whole picture, and simplify the road. However, when executing trades, one has to bend down and delve into the details: searching for key positions, waiting for high odds signals, calculating position risks, and managing position mentality. These steps are tedious, counterintuitive, and cannot be omitted (not as exciting as gambling!). Many people are not unable to understand trends, but rather cannot tolerate the monotony of following strict rules step by step in the right trend. They always want to skip calculations, avoid waiting, and bypass the test of mentality, and directly get the results ..