When it comes to stock trading, many people believe it's a contest of skills, information, and capital, but those who go far rely actually on their mindset.

The market fluctuates every day, with rises and falls, essentially amplifying human nature.
When greedy, you always feel you can rise a little more, so you chase the high;
When fearful, you're afraid of further decline, so you cut at the low.
Repeatedly, funds are lost, and confidence is gone.
The problem is often not the market trend, but oneself.
Truly mature traders first accept "uncertainty."
No one can be right on every trade, even top traders only improve their win rate and control losses.
So, rather than pursuing profits every time, it's better to learn "lose less, make steady gains."
When you can calmly accept stop-losses, it's easier to hold onto profitable positions.