In trading, emotions are the biggest enemy. The vast majority of people lose money not because of poor skills, but because they can't control their emotions—getting excited when prices rise, panicking when prices fall, feeling envious when seeing others make profits, and rushing to recover losses when experiencing their own. In the end, it's not the market that defeats them, but their emotions that crush them.

Real trading is not about who is smarter, but about who is steadier. Discipline is the firewall that allows you to hit the pause button at the most impulsive moments. A person who can strictly enforce stop-losses is far stronger than a "warrior" who blindly increases their position.

The strategies set every day may seem simple, but the core lies in execution. Losses within the plan are not called losses; emotional and chaotic actions are the real losses. Control your emotions, adhere to discipline, and your trading will become clearer and clearer.