I deeply resonate with this, and what I want to say is that there aren't so many opportunities in this world to have it all. First, you might want to buy at the absolute bottom (assuming you can actually buy at the absolute bottom) to ride a bull market and reap huge profits, while also avoiding every pullback, perfectly timing the swings or even shorting during pullbacks. Doing this once or twice is, in my opinion, not impossible. However, in the long run, the result will inevitably be either missing out on the gains, having your rhythm disrupted and performing worse and worse, or even obsessively trading against your own will. Perfect scenarios only exist in KOLs' tweets, not in real life. Second, to make a big profit, you need unwavering determination, strong self-confidence, and a lot of positive self-talk. Most people lack determination, confidence, and the ability to use positive self-talk, which is why most people don't make big money in this market, although they may at least avoid the risk of losing big money. Third, the strategy of highly leveraged, talented traders essentially uses extremely high leverage—within understandable short-term market conditions—to hedge against the increased uncertainty over longer periods (I can make the equivalent of several months' worth of profit with low leverage in just one week using high leverage). This has advantages and disadvantages; it depends on individual risk tolerance and skill level. Ultimately, everyone has their own approach. Fourth, the market is bad. Are you anxious? Feeling bad? Unhappy? That's correct, because money is always hard to earn.