The mistake I often make in trading is being overly subjective and ignoring objective trends. Going against the trend results in working twice as hard for half the results, like rowing against the current. Adapting to the trend allows you to ride the wind and makes earning money particularly easy. This leads to the timing strategy, where a Short Position captures the rhythm of trading.

Do not hold expectations of how much I want to earn, but instead observe how much the market can give, overcome human weaknesses, let go of the self, and focus on the true signals of the market.

The quality of trading results depends more on response than on prediction, as no one can predict with 100% accuracy. The key is how much you can earn when you're right and how much you will lose when you're wrong. The main point is to cut losses when you're wrong and hold on when you're right, not to earn small amounts but to avoid large losses.

Trading is an experience; some things are understood once you know them, while others are merely formulas to memorize. You must comprehend them and then see if you can execute, which is the unity of knowledge and action. Many people understand many principles but still struggle with trading. Knowing and doing are two different matters. Trading focuses on results, even if luck plays a significant role in it. However, once you achieve the result, you can speak with confidence!