The market has fluctuations every day, but the ones who make money are always the same group.

Recently, I've had a very obvious feeling when watching the market:

The market has always been there, it's just that most people can't grasp it.

It's not that there aren't opportunities,

but the rhythm is always a beat behind.

When it drops, they don't dare to act,

and when it rises, they can't help but chase,

in the end, it mostly results in back-and-forth consumption.

Now I actually keep it very simple:

If I don't understand it, I don't act; only when I understand do I take action.

Many times, one or two opportunities a day are enough.

There's no need for frequent trading, nor do I need to keep staring at the market.

On the contrary, those who want to catch every wave

end up getting more confused.

Ultimately, trading isn't about who is smarter,

but about who can control themselves better.

Those who can resist the urge to act recklessly

have actually already won over the majority.

Recently, have you been doing more short-term trading, or have you started to lean towards being conservative? #美国“无王”抗议 #sire