Why is trading so difficult? Today let's talk about the two main points:

First, making small profits is easy because it aligns with human nature, what we often refer to as 'locking in profits'. In trading, many people often exit the market after making a small profit, only to regret it when the price rebounds. This situation continuously reinforces the idea of 'running away with small profits', leading you further down the wrong path.

Second, taking small losses is difficult because it goes against human nature. In trading, after a price drop followed by a rebound, unrealistic expectations arise, causing hesitation and an inability to cut losses in time. As a result, small losses turn into large ones, and eventually, one can only shut down the computer and escape reality. This escapism makes it hard for people to break free.

Such trading results are often small profits and large losses, which is exactly the opposite of the results achieved by experts—experts often have small losses and large gains. Therefore, trading is counterintuitive and requires overcoming human weaknesses like desire, greed, fear, and avoidance.