Sometimes the market is too difficult to navigate; it goes up one moment and down the next, with unpredictable trends and frequent false breakouts.
The points in between are neither many nor few, and it's uncomfortable to be short. No matter which side you take, if you can't hold on, you will ultimately face the fate of stop-loss.
Today, I went long, and as soon as I opened the position, I was knocked out by a bearish candle; tomorrow, I look bearish, and I'm swept away by a bullish candle.
At this time, the most important thing is not to 'take a gamble,' but to calmly and clearly recognize one fact:
In a market that you can't understand, the best action is to not act.
The market will not improve just because you enter, nor will it disappear because you take a break.
Preserving capital, stabilizing emotions, and waiting for clear signals are the keys to going far.
Instead of frequently trying to make mistakes, it is better to watch the changes quietly.
Sometimes, resting is also a form of advanced operation.