Lack of growth is not always a strategy error.

The lack of growth is often perceived as a signal of error. If the balance does not increase, there is a feeling that the strategy has been incorrectly chosen or has 'stopped working'. However, such an assessment is usually based on expectations rather than an understanding of market phases.
The market does not reward patience instantly. During periods of pressure, it tests strategies for resilience rather than profitability. What appears to be a lack of results may actually be a phase of validating the design's strength.