Many traders believe that the market is always filled with good trading opportunities and the potential to make money is limitless, so they tend to trade as much as possible. However, the reality of the market contains many risks, often disguised as seemingly easy opportunities.

Experienced traders understand this well, so they are cautious in the face of signals that appear attractive. They are willing to pass up many "good deals" if the risks are not proportional, often trading with moderate volume or choosing to stay out of the market for most of the time.

In contrast, inexperienced traders often trade too frequently and use excessively large volumes. They enter the market with high expectations but lack planning and risk management, leading to quick account losses when the market moves unfavorably.

What many people do not realize is that each time a position is opened, the account faces many scenarios of loss. Continuous trading is like moving through a dangerous environment, where the chances of avoiding losses are very low. This does not mean it is impossible to profit, but that profits are only achieved when risks are tightly controlled.

Successful trading does not lie in participating in every opportunity, but in the ability to patiently wait for clear, high-quality signals and act selectively. Even when applying a cautious approach, risks always exist and require traders to maintain discipline and high focus.