Isn't it true that there is a recognition that every day we have to enter a trade, we must be in some kind of trade, right? Standing outside looking at the market is very restless, isn't it?

Rushing in and entering at a bad point means we have to bear the loss, and we can't stand it, so we have to cut our losses. When we are in the red, we want to enter quickly to recover; it feels like a loop, hard to escape from, even though we know waiting for a good entry point or waiting for a potential trade is more important than entering a trade, but why does everyone know this yet very few can do it (for the most part)? Now, trying to get rich slowly, but actually, it's really trying to recover losses slowly.