“Do a good job of technical analysis every day, strictly adhere to your own strategies, and treat trading as an investment rather than a gamble – be sure to hold on if you are right, stop the loss if you are wrong, and let time change space.” These words of trader Zhang Wei express his deepest insights in his ten-year trading career. After entering the foreign exchange market for ten years, he has not only experienced the cruelty of the market, but also developed a stronger mentality and a more stable system through repeated adjustments. For him, trading is not only a profession, but also a persistence. Today, let us

365 days and nights, and the firm choice of more than 14,000 candidates, EagleTrader has passed its first year in the Chinese mainland market. During this period, some people continued to hone their trading and reaped their own profits; some reshaped the system through the tempering of risk control and found a steady rhythm for moving forward; and some had new changes in their lives because of the self-operated trading exam. Every persistence and growth of everyone has become the truest footnote of this journey. EagleTrader has not only witnessed the transformation of candidates, but also continues to make progress with everyone. In order to thank all candidates for their

In the financial market, the “wave drama” of alternating ups and downs is staged every day. The K-line and trading volume in the eyes of traders are not just numbers, but a true portrayal of the psychology and strength of market participants. If you want to make decisions more confidently in the market, you need to learn to understand these wave signals. (Weis Waves Wave) strategy is a tool that can help traders understand market trends and momentum.   Original Story Wess waves originate from the Wyckoff method (Wyckoff) Method). At the beginning of the last century, Richard D. Wikov proposed a systematic price behavior and trading volume analysis method