Many people engage in trading to achieve class mobility. To move upward, one must possess the abilities and qualities that surpass the majority, with the core being strong adaptability. This is because the trading market is fundamentally a survival of the fittest, where profit-makers often account for only 2% or even less.

On the trading level, it is essential to respect the market and follow the trend. No matter how optimistic you are about a certain asset, if the market trend contradicts your expectations, such as a bullish expectation turning bearish, you need to quickly adjust your strategy rather than stubbornly holding onto your views. This requires you to respond flexibly to market changes, trust your own observations, and not rely solely on your reasoning.

Secondly, personal growth is important. Many traders focus excessively on technical analysis or news but neglect the improvement of their own understanding. The market changes rapidly, and a single strategy cannot adapt to all market conditions. To surpass others, one must continuously enhance their knowledge and understanding to adapt to different market conditions. You could also say that I only need to trade in markets that suit me, but then you need to learn how to identify market conditions. This continuous learning and adaptability are the keys to differentiating between individuals.