At the end of the transaction, you will find something counterintuitive: The market never intended to make you understand. Do you think you are researching the market, optimizing strategies, and enhancing awareness, Actually, you have been doing one thing all along: Find a way to prove that you are not a fool. Unfortunately, the market does not give you this opportunity. You did it right, it can also make you lose; You made a mistake, but it can still earn you money. So most people are stuck in a vicious cycle for their entire lives: Make money → feel like you've come to an understanding Losing money → feeling that the market is problematic One essential sentence: Never accept that you lack judgment ability. The real watershed is not how much money you make, but when you realize that the market is not the judge, you are. Wang Yangming said, 'The heart is reason.', Translate the trader version: You are responsible for every action you take, not for finding reasons for the results. But the vast majority of people cannot do it because what they truly desire is: When you win, you are awesome; when you lose, the market is toxic. So you will see a very stable group: Always learning Always making progress Never make money They are not not without effort, They just dare not take responsibility for their own decisions. There is only one true threshold for trading: Can you accept that you may have been wrong all along. Those who cannot accept this, Sooner or later, the money in the account will be returned to the market. The last sentence: Most people are not losing in cognition, but in the need to prove themselves right. 90% of traders do not even have "independent judgment", Just changed the KOL's words to their own position. You are not lacking in execution ability, you are just: only executing the logic that is advantageous to you. The most stable point for people who lose money is that every loss has a "reasonable explanation". Don't brag about technical analysis anymore. If drawing lines is really useful, drawing software should have been launched a long time ago. Your so-called 'feeling wrong' essentially means that you cannot withstand fluctuations. 80% of the 'teachers' in the market, essentially: use your losses to prove that their narrative is correct. The most ridiculous thing about retail investors is that they don't believe in the market while entrusting their lives to it. If you are still asking: Can we buy at the bottom here/short here So you're not a trader, you're just an executor waiting for instructions.