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Whether in trading or in business, the pursuit of a 'perfect relationship' is futile. The universally applicable 'impossible triangle' law tells us: in any system, you can hardly balance three optimal attributes at the same time; trade-offs must be made.
In trading, this triangle consists of win rate, profit-loss ratio, and frequency. You are destined to be unable to achieve all three: 'high win rate, high profit-loss ratio, high frequency.'
· If you pursue a high win rate and a high profit-loss ratio, you must accept a low frequency and patiently wait for the rare opportunity of 'not opening for half a year, but making profits for half a year.'

A hard truth that many find difficult to accept yet is universally present is that what traps many people is often a mindset of 'wanting immediate results.' This mindset leads people to always expect the best outcomes while tending to make commitments and actions far beyond their capabilities. When commitments cannot be fulfilled, personal credit is subsequently depleted, falling into a cycle of 'the more eager to prove, the less trusted.'
In contrast, genuine credit is built on the ability to deliver. This is not a simple moral judgment, but a reality: only when a person always acts within their own capabilities and risk tolerance can their commitments be solid and reliable, thus accumulating broad trust. This 'steady' model may start slowly, but due to controllable pressure and fulfillable commitments, it can continue to accumulate, ultimately entering a positive cycle where things go increasingly smoothly.