The Essence of Trading: Discipline, Cognition, and Self-Transcendence
Discipline over Talent
No one is born a winner; the cruelty of the market quickly eliminates those who rely on luck and chance. The real difference lies not in talent but in the ability to strictly adhere to rules—such as stop-loss, a principle everyone knows yet few can execute.
The Paradox of Greed
The fantasy of sudden wealth is the beginning of destruction. Greed can drive you to seek opportunities, but uncontrolled greed will make you forget the risks. True wisdom lies in: "Opening a position because of opportunity, not because of desire."
Recognizing Your Boundaries
The market is always differentiating—some make a fortune, while others face bankruptcy. The key is not to imitate others but to understand your own capacity: if a trade keeps you awake at night, it has long exceeded your limits.
Find Your 'Profit Formula'
Short-term sniping or long-term holding? There is no perfect strategy, only one that suits your style. Refining your methods through practical experience is far more meaningful than blindly following a 'master'.
Mindset: The Final Battlefield
The essence of trading is a confrontation with human nature. Fear, greed, luck... each loss reminds you: the real opponent is never the market, but yourself.
"Discipline is the shield, cognition is the weapon, and self-transcendence is the only way out."
— A tribute to all traders who struggle, reflect, and evolve in the market.
