Recently, the market direction remains somewhat unclear, and many people are asking why there isn't a definitive judgment. To be honest, at this stage, I prefer to wait patiently for the bloom. Instead of blindly making reckless moves, it's better to give yourself space to accumulate.

Lately, I've been studying trading psychology, and the deeper I go, the more interesting it becomes. Everyone is learning about candlesticks, indicators, and macro analysis, but the true mystery is actually hidden in the mirror — in your own mind.

Thinking back, most of the biggest losses come from the tug-of-war with your own psychology. Fear of losses leads to imagining a rebound, resulting in deeper entrapment; once you finally make a profit, greed takes over, feeling you sold too early and missed out, and chasing after the price only to get crushed again. This repetitive cycle damages your wallet more than any external factors.

So, what is the key? The key is to be willing to let go. When it's time to exit, decisively exit without giving yourself a chance to regret. It sounds simple, but it's the hardest lesson to master. The market will always present opportunities, but your mindset only has one.