As long as the general direction of logic hasn't changed, I won't get tangled up in 'I must get on board.'
Many times, even if the direction is correct, I still get swept away or can't hold on to a position because the 'friction' at the entry point is too great.
I started to repeatedly ask myself: under what conditions can I enter without falling into the internal conflict of stop-loss and self-doubt?
Direction is determination, entry is rhythm, and being extremely frugal with cost prices.
Good trading shouldn't be a brawl, but should be like sailing with the wind.
Don't get entangled in what you've missed, just be persistent about that moment that minimizes psychological pressure.
Learn to coexist with your own biases and wait for that most comfortable fit.
This is the subtraction of trading.