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I once visited a successful trader, whose success was not based on mysterious trading techniques, but rather two simple yet profound ideas. Be patient when signals have not appeared; do not complain, do not fantasize, do not be anxious. When signals do appear, do not be greedy or arrogant. The market always exists, but opportunities suitable for you are not common. New traders entering the market often find their troubles stem from waiting. They tend to fixate on price fluctuations, feeling anxious, and start trading randomly, which often results in chasing highs or getting stopped out. This big shot told me that a true trader is not constantly trading, but is quietly waiting. Waiting is the most difficult part of trading; it tests your patience and mindset. Most people cannot endure the market's silence, craving the excitement that trading brings rather than the profit itself.
They often look for signals that do not exist, resulting in losses, but when the signals do appear, another test follows. The market does not provide perfect operating opportunities; it often comes with uncertainty, causing hesitation. When profitable, the greed and complacency lurking in the heart begin to surface, leading to a relaxation of vigilance, which ultimately results in losses. Therefore, take what the market gives, do not expect additional returns, the profits you deserve will eventually come, and forcing it will lead to losses. You only need to enter and exit at the right time to take profits. When the market offers opportunities, seize them; when there are none, step away temporarily. Truly excellent traders know when to act and maintain a balanced mindset.