Too many people think trading is complicated and tedious, but the core is just one sentence: only by waiting can you make money.

Market conditions will never give opportunities every day; most of the time, the market is setting traps, digging pits, and laying out schemes. The more impatient and frequent your entries, the easier your principal is quietly taken away.

My current strategy is extremely simple:
Don't chase after rising prices, wait peacefully for a pullback.
Don't bottom fish, patiently wait for confirmation.
But most people do the opposite:
Only dare to chase when prices rise, panic immediately when they fall.
When it's time to wait, they itch to act; when it's time to make a move, they hesitate.

You're not unable to understand the market, just haven't stayed calm enough to wait for the wave that truly belongs to you.
The key to profit is never how fast you earn, but how controllable the drawdowns are and how steady the rhythm.
Don't seek to make huge profits every day; just aim for small drawdowns, steady progress, and profits will naturally flow steadily.