A mature trader's most valuable quality should be their unparalleled execution ability.

Being able to seize trading opportunities in the market is something many traders can achieve. In the past four years, I have observed no less than 10 replicable trading opportunities that can be profitable, yet I always struggle with the impatience to wait for these trading opportunities. I find it hard to be patient and often think about creating positions, and even the most important lesson of learning to stay out of the market has been difficult to achieve, resulting in countless missed opportunities and numerous pullbacks.

Reflecting on my trading career, I have been busy, expending a lot of energy, but the results I have obtained are not ideal, and sometimes they are even worse than simply capturing a specific type of trading opportunity directly for profit. For traders, this feels like taking various detours, only to look back and realize they are still at the starting point, feeling powerless. Clearly, there are shortcuts to take, yet I have not strictly adhered to my trading plan.

To simply review the trading situation over the past 20 days, there have been a total of 109 complete trades, but there have been no clear trading points to the extent of even 10.

One should avoid some risky positions, especially when the capital is still small and cannot withstand market fluctuations.

Discovering trading points relies on a trader's sensitivity to the underlying trading logic of market fluctuations. The market is never short of opportunities, nor is it lacking in eyes to discover them; what is lacking is the execution ability to strictly carry out the process of seizing those opportunities.

It is very necessary to reduce some lazy positions. So-called lazy positions are those orders that are opened casually, without deep consideration, and are not opportunities discovered by oneself. While you may enter such positions and potentially make a profit, it is more likely they will end in a loss. This type of order should be minimized, and one cannot build a profit and loss curve based on luck.

Starting today, I will supervise myself. On the 7th of each month, I will write a monthly summary, reflect on my trading, and continuously improve my execution ability.