A mature trader is never the kind of person who "never loses."
What really makes the difference is who can keep losses within a manageable range.$ASTER
If you don't want your trading career to come to an abrupt end, the first thing to do is not to study how complex the indicators are, but to implement risk management effectively.
Without risk control, even the best market conditions and the highest win rates can be undone by a single uncontrolled operation.
Only by surviving can you qualify to talk about profits.
Long-term survival is necessary to wait for the strategic advantage to gradually emerge over time.
What you need to do is not to follow others, not to gamble on direction, but to:
Establish a trading system that belongs solely to you,
Verify through backtesting whether it truly has a positive expectation,
Then use rules to constrain yourself, and use position sizing and stop losses to protect your account.
The key point can be summarized in one sentence:
Strictly execute trading rules + reasonable risk management is what allows you to enter the market.
Trading is not about who is bolder, but about who can last longer.