One of the biggest pitfalls for many trading beginners is the insistence on finding a reason for every price increase or decrease.

In reality, price fluctuations often do not require a reason. Even if you manage to uncover a bunch of seemingly "related" factors, the results in the long run may still be positively correlated, negatively correlated, or completely unrelated.

Furthermore, even if you find the reasons for price fluctuations, it does not mean you can profit from them.

The market is not about writing papers; it relies on structure, rhythm, and execution, rather than explanatory ability.