In silence, attention shifts inward. Expectation distorts perception faster than the market changes.

When the market stops providing clear reactions, attention shifts inward. Tension arises from the anticipation, which gradually replaces the very picture of what is happening.
In such moments, mistakes occur not due to sharp movements, but due to their absence. Boredom disguises itself as observation, and the desire to be involved masquerades as analysis. Activity appears before a foundation is formed, and actions begin to live their own lives, disconnected from the real state of the system.