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枷牖肪持械娜魏味骱�5个基本事实协调一致。另外，你还要把这些事实放进你的思想系统，成为你的核心信念。
What Is Objectivity？
什么是客观？
Objectivity is a state of mind where you have conscious access to everything you have learned about the nature of market movement。 In other words； nothing is being blocked or altered by your pain…avoidance mechanisms。
客观就是通过学习后，你对市场的本性有清醒认识的思想状态。换句话说，痛苦回避系统不会阻止或改变任何东西。
What Does it Mean to Make Yourself Available？
什么叫该做就做？
Making yourself available means trading from the perspective that you have nothing to prove。 You aren’t trying to win or to avoid losing。 You aren’t trying get your money back or to take revenge on the market。 In other words； you e to the market with no agenda other than to let it unfold in any way that it chooses and to be in the best state of mind to recognize and take advantage of the opportunities it makes available to you。
该做就做就是该交易就交易，不要去证明什么。你不是为了赢或避免亏损。你不是为了把钱赚回来或报复市场。换句话说，你进入市场时没有计划，你让市场自己展现机会，然后你利用机会。
What Is the “Now Moment”？
什么是“现在”？
Trading in the “now moment” means that there is no potential to associate an opportunity to get into； get out of； add too； or detract from a trade with a past experience that already exists in your mental environment。
“现在”就交易的意思是，不要把进场、出场、加仓、建仓等机会和思想中过去的体验联系上。
HOW THE FUNDAMENTAL TRUTHS RELATE TO THE SKILLS
这些基本事实和技术如何联系起来
1。 Anything can happen。 Why？ Because there are always unknown forces operating in every market at every moment； it takes only one trader somewhere in the world to negate the positive oute of your edge。 That’s all： only one。 Regardless of how much time； effort； or money you’ve invested in your analysis； from the market’s perspective there are no exceptions to this truth。 Any exceptions that may exist in your mind will be a source of conflict and potentially cause you to perceive market information as threatening。
任何事都会发生。为什么？因为在任何时刻，市场里都有未知的力量，这个世界上只要有一个交易者方向操作，就有可能让你的优势消失。没错：一个就行了。不管你花了多少时间、精力或金钱做分析，从市场的角度来说，这个事实还是事实。你思想中的期望有可能和市场信息起冲突，让你感受到威胁。
2。 You don’t need to know what is going to happen next in order to make money。 Why？ Because there is a random distribution between wins and losses for any given set of variables that define an edge。 （See number 3。） In other words； based on the past performance of your edge； you may know that out of the next 20 trades； 12 will be winners and 8 will be losers。 What you don’t know is the sequence of wins and losses or how much money the market is going to make available on the winning trades。 This truth makes trading a probability or numbers game。 When you really believe that trading is simply a probability game； concepts like right and wrong or win and lose no longer have the same significance。 As a result； your expectations will be in harmony with the possibilities。
为了赚钱，你不必知道市场下一步将如何。为什么？因为对于任何变数，即使你认为是优势，赢亏间的分布是随机的（请看第3点）。换句话说，根据过去的优势，对于后面的20笔交易，12笔赚，8笔亏。你不知道赢和亏的出现顺序，你也不知道具体赚多少钱。这个事实说明交易是概率或数字游戏。一旦你相信了交易就是概率游戏，那么对错，赢亏等概念就不再重要。结果是，你的期望和概率相互照应。
Keep in mind that nothing has more potential to cause emotional discord than our unfulfilled expectations。 Emotional pain is the universal response when the outside world expresses itself in a way that doesn’t reflect what we expect or believe to be true。 As a result； any market information that does not confirm our expectations is automatically defined and interpreted as threatening。 That interpretation causes us to adopt a negatively charged； defensive state of mind； where we end up creating the very experience we are trying to avoid。
请记住，没有实现的期望是最容易导致情绪不安的。外部世界的表达方式如果和我们的期望或信仰冲突时，精神痛苦就成了普遍的反应。结果是，如果市场信息和我们的期望不一致，我们就会自动把信息定义解读成有威胁的。这种解读让我们的思想变成了消极的，防守的，这正是我们极力避免的结果。
Market information is only threatening if you are expecting the market to do something for you。 Otherwise； if you don’t expect the market to make you right； you have no reason to be afraid of being wrong。 If you don’t expect the market to make you a winner； you have no reason to be afraid of losing。 If you don’t expect the market to keep going in your direction indefinitely； there is no reason to leave money on the table。 Finally； if you don’t expect to be able to take advantage of every opportunity just because you perceived it and it presented itself； you have no reason to be afraid of missing out。
如果你期望市场帮你做什么，市场信息就仅仅是有威胁的。否则，如果你不期望市场证明你是对的，你没有理由害怕犯错。如果你不期望市场让你成为赢家，你没有理由害怕亏损。如果你不是期望永远市场向对你有利的方向走，没有理由一战就败。最终，如果你看见了机会，却不期望抓住机会，你没有理由害怕错过机会。
On the other hand； if you believe that all you need to know is：
另一方面，如果你相信你所有要知道的是：
1。 the odds are in your favor before you put on a trade；
2。 how much it’s going to cost to find out if the trade is going to work；
3。 you don’t need to know what’s going to happen next to make money on that trade； and
4。 anything can happen；
1。 在你交易前，概率对你有利；
2。 亏损多少之后才能确认一笔交易是无效的；
3。 你不必知道下一步会如何都能赚钱；
4。 任何事都会发生；
Then how can the market make you wrong？ What information could the market generate about itself that would cause your pain…avoidance mechanisms to kick in so that you exclude that information from your awareness？ None that I can think of。 If you believe that anything can happen and that you don’t need to know what is going to happen next to make money； then you will always be right。 Your expectations will always be in harmony with the conditions as they exist from the market’s perspective； effectively neutralizing your potential to experience emotional pain。
那么，市场是如何让你犯错的？是什么信息让你的痛苦回避系统起了作用？如果你相信任何事都会发生，你不必知道下一步如何都能赚钱，那么你就会永远正确。你的期望和市场状况一致，有效地中和了精神痛苦的概率。
By the same token； how can a losing trade or even a series of losers have the typical negative effect； if you really believe that trading is a probability or numbers game？ If your edge puts the odds in your favor； then every loss puts you that much closer to a win。 When you really believe this； your response to a losing trade will no longer take on a negative emotional quality。
同样的道理，如果你真的相信交易就是概率或数字游戏，那么一系列亏损的是如何形成消极的影响的？如果你的优势概率很大，那么一连串的亏损后，你赢的概率就大了。一旦你相信了，你对于亏损的交易就不再会有消极的情绪。
3。 There is a random distribution between wins and losses for any given set of variables that define an edge。 If every loss puts you that much closer to a win； you will be looking forward to the next occurrence of your edge；