The market has never provided that kind of 'comfortable and perfect' trading position; in most cases, it is filled with contradictions and uncertainties.

For traders, what they need to do is not to seek a 'one-size-fits-all' method, nor to pursue the so-called 'simplicity of the great way', but to understand that this 'uncomfortable' state is itself an indispensable part of trading.

Traders should focus their energy on those few positions that align with their own logic and odds requirements, and then repeatedly operate in these positions to gain an advantage in probability.

It is important to know that even without predicting the direction of the market, one can still make money.