Loss is often not the fault of technique, but rather the result of overthinking.

Many people believe that their losses are due to inadequate skills, but in reality, you may see that the indicators, signals, and systems are all correct; however, when it comes to actual trading, you panic and your mind turns to mush. You fear entering too early and getting a pullback, and when you finally make some profit, you rush to exit. You regret cutting losses only to see the market move in the opposite direction. It’s not that there isn’t a good strategy; it’s that emotions have thrown off your rhythm.

The hardest part of trading is not the technique, but the execution—being clear when setting rules and sticking to them during actual trading. Don’t think, "This time I can make an exception," and don’t let anxiety and fear disrupt your otherwise simple actions. The market isn’t that complicated; it’s your mind that’s too cluttered.

Stop looking for new indicators and new systems; what you really lack is the determination to "shut up and execute." Successful traders are often quite uninteresting; they just repeat their operations according to the rules, leaving no room for themselves to overthink.

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