Trading is about cultivating the mind; simplicity leads to profit.

In the past, I always wanted to seize every market movement, wanting to profit from every fluctuation, only to be repeatedly slapped in the face.

It was only later that I understood: trading is not about technique, but about mindset.

The systems that truly make money are often particularly simple.

I just wait for those few most certain signals; at other times, I'd rather be idle than act impulsively.

Why can't most people do this?

Seeing others make money makes them restless, even knowing it's a trap, they still jump in;

When they lose, they stubbornly hold on; when they make a little, they run, only to realize the opposite is correct;

They always fantasize about getting rich overnight, looking down on slowly becoming wealthy.

In fact, there are only a few market opportunities worth pursuing in a year; resisting the urge to act is 100 times harder than frequent trading.

Remember three things:

Don't touch market opportunities that don't belong to you;

When it's time to cut losses, act quickly; hesitation will lead to defeat;

Make money that you understand, and treat the rest as if it doesn't exist.

In the end, trading is a competition of who is steadier, more timid, and can endure loneliness more.

Simplicity is not incompetence; it is clarity after seeing through the market.