Experts practice the ability to do nothing. What does it mean to do nothing?

If you don't understand it, don't do it; if you do understand it, there may still be things that are not suitable to do.

For example, if the stop-loss space is too large, the profit space is too small, or if there is a break in resistance after a significant rise.

Under standards, there are priorities and one must also consider what to give up and what to keep.

So, trimming the beginning and the end, calculating back and forth, what can really be done is very little.

Experts do less and less, while novices do more and more, not because the experts' methods are so brilliant, but because they are not in a hurry to make money, using infinite opportunities to exchange for a larger space.