Regarding emotional management in trading, I would like to share some new perspectives:

In different stages of trading, emotions play entirely different roles. For beginners, rather than getting caught up in emotional control, it is better to focus energy on building a rigorous trading system. This stage requires establishing clear trading rules, accumulating experience through high-frequency trading, and strictly adhering to discipline. At this time, any subjective feelings can become stumbling blocks that hinder progress.

When traders enter the 'trading fatigue period,' emotional management becomes an unavoidable challenge. These traders often have already grasped market principles but can easily lose themselves in the fluctuations of account profits and losses. Once emotions spiral out of control, rational thinking is cast aside, making it difficult to capture key signals in trading and potentially leading to wrong decisions.

For experienced senior traders, emotions are no longer an enemy to be fought against but rather a tool to be skillfully utilized. They can incorporate emotions into their trading strategies as an important reference for risk control, achieving harmony with emotions and allowing emotions to serve their trading.

Therefore, if someone talks extensively about emotional management early in their trading journey, it may indicate that their trading system is not yet mature and their capital management lacks experience. Instead of focusing on emotions too soon, it is better to first build a solid foundation.