When we make losses, we can use many methods to transfer responsibilities to the market, so that we do not assume responsibility. But when we see that we can’t make money, we can’t blame the market.

Have you ever wondered why it is often more painful than admitting compensation if you can’t make money? When we make losses, we can use many methods to transfer responsibilities to the market, so that we do not assume responsibility. But when we see that we can’t make money, we can’t blame the market. The market does nothing, it just provides opportunities. But no matter what the reason is, we cannot make good use of the opportunities. In other words, we cannot rationalize the pain.

If you want to turn the market experience of fear into a feeling of confidence; if you want to turn the asset curve from ups and downs to a steady rise, the first step is to be responsible. That is, I no longer expect the market to give you anything in vain, nor do I no longer expect the market to do anything for you.

If your goal is to trade like an expert and become a long-term winner, then from the beginning, you must determine that the solution exists in your mind, not in the market. Continuing is a mentality, and the core of this mentality is some basic thinking strategies unique to trading.

Unless you spend the necessary effort to "give up" to know what will happen next, or every transaction must be required correctly; otherwise you cannot think correctly. In fact, the extent to which you think “you know”, “assuming you know” or “need to know what will happen next” is the same as the degree to which you failed when trading.