At first, I thought trading was a shortcut to getting rich, but later I realized it's more like a practice of endurance against oneself. The market does not have permanent winners, only executors who can last long. $pippin
Making money is not about predicting the future, but about repeatedly executing simple rules: trends, support and resistance, capital management, and discipline. Losses are not scary; what’s scary is not knowing how to stop losses; profits are not about frequent trading, but about taking enough profit from a single operation.
Staring at the market every day and chasing volatility will only lead to being swallowed by the market. Those who are truly stable understand how to wait, let profits run, and stop losses. Even monotony can endure loneliness because discipline is more important than excitement.
Trading is a marathon; lasting long is more important than running fast. The market will not take care of you; making money relies on cognition and execution. Once you understand these, you have already learned the core lessons of the market.