Every entry into a trade is like a step onto a minefield. There is no 'I'll try' or 'I'll get lucky'. There are only two outcomes: either you exit with a profit or you lose everything.
Most come to the market like to a casino. They think: 'I'll bet a couple of dollars and see what happens'. But the market is not a casino. The market is not about luck. It’s about strategy, discipline, and cold calculation.
A trader is a soldier. They must have training, a clear plan, and the readiness to retreat when the situation is against them. If you go in without this — the market will destroy you.
Players seek adrenaline. The trader seeks results. The player hopes. The trader knows. The player lives in illusion. The trader accepts reality.
And while some 'play', others profit from their mistakes.
