Instinct for trading is not innate; it is developed through long-term review and practical experience.

Many people envy experts for having a strong sense of market feel, as if they can tell the market direction just by looking at a candlestick chart. In fact, market feel is not a talent, but a conditioned reflex built up through long-term chart observation, review, and real trading. Only by consistently monitoring market changes, candlestick patterns, volume structures, and market sentiment, and continuously summarizing patterns, will your market intuition grow stronger. This sense can help you quickly identify opportunities and risks, improving the accuracy of entry and exit points. However, intuition cannot replace rules, nor can it substitute risk management. No matter how good your market feel is, it must be paired with position management and strict stop-loss strategies. Trading based solely on intuition will eventually lead to market lessons; combining intuition with rules is the true path to stable profits.