In trading, many people pursue things beyond their abilities without realizing it. This ultimately leads to very arduous trading, exhausting one's spirit, and in the end, gaining nothing and losing even more. This huge psychological gap can cause traders to fall into confusion and despair.
In conclusion, human greed is really hard to overcome. In fact, traders themselves often do not understand how all of this happens.
Personally, I feel that traders should maintain a reasonable expectation for trading and market conditions, whether it's for themselves, their accounts, or each trade. One should not easily adjust their circle of competence. A high profit-loss ratio and high profitability can certainly be satisfying and exciting, but these things rely on one's own abilities and the market conditions to support them. This means that you must have the ability to hold positions, withstand the time, and have the market conditions align with you to have such opportunities. All elements are indispensable.
So, when the market is not cooperating, you know that this is beyond human control, so don't force it. If it's time to exit, then exit; if it's time to cut losses, then cut losses. Do what you can as a person, and leave the rest to fate. Otherwise, trading becomes too difficult.
