On the stage of capital games, the survival rules of different traders are clearly defined.
Those obsessed with short-term trading chase the thrill of adrenaline surges among the fluctuations of candlestick patterns; the onlookers wandering the market, holding their phones, treat the jumping red and green numbers as an electronic drama to pass the time; only less than ten percent of the awake players, like cheetahs lying in wait deep in the jungle, adhere to strict rules and wait for the right moment, maintaining a mechanical trading rationality in an emotionally charged market.
When the majority are addicted to the instant feedback of dopamine, the real winners have already built trading systems that filter out the noise.
