What the director gave to everyone

Attitude Survey Form
(1) To profit from trading, you must know the next market trend.
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(2) Sometimes, I think there must be a way to trade without having to incur losses.
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(3) Engaging in trading for profit is the main function of analysis.
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(4) Losses are an inevitable part of trading.
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(5) The risks have been identified before the transaction.
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(6) I believe that to see the possible trend of the market's next step, it always requires cost.
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(7) If I'm not sure whether the next trade will be profitable, I won't even start trading.
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The more traders understand the market and market behavior, the easier trading becomes.
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(9) My method correctly tells me under what market conditions to enter or exit a trade.
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(10) Even if I see clear signals that I should reverse my actions, it is still extremely difficult to actually do so.
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(11) My capital curve always experiences a sharp decline after a sustained increase over a period of time.
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(12) When I first started trading, my trading method was random and accidental, meaning that I would occasionally succeed after experiencing a lot of pain.
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I often feel that the market is against me.
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(14) Although I try hard to "forget," I find it very difficult to let go of the emotional scars of the past.
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(15) The basic principle of my capital management philosophy is to withdraw a portion of funds from the market when market conditions permit.
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(16) The trader's task is to identify market behavior patterns that represent opportunities and to understand whether these patterns will develop as they have in the past, in order to assess the level of risk.
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(17) Sometimes I just can't help but feel that I am harmed by the market.
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(18) During trading, I usually try to focus on a specific time frame.
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(19) To succeed in trading, the psychological resilience required far exceeds the capabilities of most people.
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(20) Sometimes I can clearly feel the market's liquidity conditions, but I often find it difficult to act based on that feeling.
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(21) I often know that the volatility has basically ended when the trade is in a profitable state, yet I still hesitate to take the profits.
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