Many traders in the market have a very simple trading logic—try their luck with a few thousand or even ten thousand yuan, sell when they think prices will rise, and not feel bad if they lose. The most interesting part is that they like to copy others' narratives to operate, resulting in an astonishingly low win rate, yet some still follow the trend. What is the most common flaw among these players? They have an overly good self-perception. They always think they have a unique eye for the market and have bought at the bottom, and once they successfully bottom out, they can boast for a long time. Little do they know, in the eyes of experienced traders, this behavior is more like a typical farmer's mentality in the market—high gambling tendencies, weak risk awareness, and a lack of systematic trading methodology. The biggest contrast is that they are often most confident when they are in the most dangerous situation.