The 'Imperfect Principle' in Trading: Allow Imperfections to Achieve Long-Term Execution
All trading systems are flawed.
No method can simultaneously achieve high win rate and high profit-to-loss ratio; low drawdown and high returns; adaptability to trends and to ranging markets. Yet many traders subconsciously pursue a 'perfect solution'.
They continuously optimize, modify, and discard their original logic, attempting to eliminate all flaws. The result? The system never achieves stable execution. The imperfect principle in trading means: you must accept the inherent shortcomings of your system and coexist with them within an acceptable range over the long term. Those who cannot accept imperfections will constantly hesitate during execution;
And a system that cannot be consistently executed is meaningless, even if its logic is correct.
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