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Does the following experience feel familiar to you? Your fingers unconsciously tap on the keyboard, your eyes fixed on the fluctuating numbers on the K-line chart, and your account balance has shrunk from an initial 500,000 to less than 100,000. The floating losses are like a dull knife, slowly cutting at your nerves. Have you ever tried to persuade yourself to hold on a little longer? The market will always come back, but deep down you already know that this trade is wrong again. Are you wondering when you will finally start making a profit? In fact, when you are going through the difficulties of trading, if you can clearly realize that true strength is not about accurately predicting the market, but rather about being calm and composed in the face of adversity.
From this point on, your inner self will undergo a tremendous change, no longer needing to explain yourself to others, because those who understand don’t need explanations, and those who don’t understand won’t benefit from them. Your words will become more concise. No longer will you indulge in forum debates or rumors, but instead focus on your own trading system. Your heart will also become increasingly ruthless; when it's time to cut losses, you will do so without hesitation, and when it's time to hold, you will not waver easily. You will act decisively, never allowing opportunities to slip away easily. Remember, the more difficult the times, the more you will hone your inner self, leading true strong individuals to understand the importance of simplifying their trades, making only necessary choices, and focusing on their own opportunities.