On the path of trading, the deepest pain is not losing money, but helplessly watching yourself make the same mistakes again without being able to change.

The unbearable itch when missing out, the self-doubt after consecutive stop losses, and the entangled struggles when closing positions are merely superficial wounds. The real torment is knowing exactly what to do, yet your fingers feel as heavy as lead and cannot move;

It's when your system finally matures, but you find your account is already empty. The market is like a cunning opponent, striking when you are at your most vulnerable: when you heavily invest, it starts to fluctuate; when you are timid, it moves in one direction; when you urgently need money, the market kicks off, and by the time you are ready for funds, the bull market ends.

Those traders who ultimately survive do not possess any amazing secret techniques, but rather repeat simple principles like "light positions, stop losses, and holding on to the trend" countless times.

They are as restrained as ascetics, not anxious when missing opportunities, not getting carried away by volatility, remaining calm when making money, and decisively cutting losses when losing.

In the end, trading tests not your skills, but whether you can coexist with your inner demons.

Remember Soros's words: "What's important is not how many times you were right, but how much you lost when you were wrong."

At this moment, you who are struggling in pain may be on the right path — because true transformation often occurs in the most desperate moments.

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