The mistake I often make in trading is being too subjective and ignoring objective trends. Going against the trend leads to wasted effort, like rowing upstream; following the trend allows you to ride the wind and makes earning money feel particularly easy. This leads us to the timing strategy, where being out of the market helps to grasp the rhythm of trading.

Do not have the expectation of how much I want to earn, but rather observe how much the market can give. Overcome human weaknesses, let go of the ego, and focus on the market's true signals.

The quality of trading results depends more on response than on prediction, as no one can predict with 100% accuracy. When you are right, you can earn a lot; when you are wrong, you will lose a lot. The key is to cut losses when wrong and hold on when right—don't aim for small profits and avoid big losses.

Trading is an experience. Some things are understood simply as they are; if you don't understand, it's just a mantra. You just need to comprehend and see if you can execute it, which is the unity of knowledge and action. Many people understand various principles but still struggle with trading. Knowing and doing are two different things. Trading looks at results; even if luck plays a significant role, once you achieve the results, you can speak with more confidence!