"Slowing down the rhythm" is essentially an anti-humanity practice.

In the alternating red and green of candlestick charts, veteran traders establish their sense of rhythm through "slowness": slow in entry (carefully selecting signals), slow in holding positions (patiently accompanying), slow in drawdowns (accepting losses). It is precisely because of this "slowness" that market noise is filtered out, capital is protected, and ultimately leads to a long-term stable and "fast" growth of account net value.

As the old saying goes: "Sharpening the knife does not delay the work of cutting firewood"; in trading, "slowness" is the real "fast".