Do you think stable profits rely on discipline? No, no, no, it's actually about 'waiting'
In the first few years of trading, I kept thinking about how to improve 'execution' and 'stop-loss discipline'
As a result, the more I learned, the more exhausted I became, the more trades I made, yet my account kept decreasing
Until later, an old mentor told me something that completely awakened me—
'Making money is not about frequency, it's about waiting'
Do you think people who make stable profits are placing orders every day?
Wrong, most of the time they are waiting
Waiting for emotions to release, waiting for key points to appear, waiting for the moment the main force takes action before entering the market
The real rhythm of making money has never been about 'doing more', but about doing the right things
Since then, I started to do things the other way around:
It's not about rushing whenever there's an opportunity; rather, I remain firmly in cash until confirmation
Waiting for half a day, making moves only during core segments
My account gradually stopped the repeated drawdowns and began to follow a stable upward curve
Now, when I operate with followers, what I emphasize the most is never 'techniques', but—
When you shouldn't make a move, and when you must act
This rhythm, frankly, is not complicated, but many people can't achieve it
Perhaps the turnaround opportunity you seek is precisely stuck in the two words 'less movement'
