When you're still guessing ups and downs based on feelings,

you're actually already losing at the starting line. This market has never lacked lucky people, but those who can stay long-term are definitely not relying on luck.
Trading is not mindless all-in betting, nor is it chasing after others' calls to go long or short.
Without logic, strategy, or risk management, even if you make a profit in the short term, you are likely to give it all back to the market eventually.
Truly mature traders,
never rely on "guessing" the market.
They only do three things:
Observe the trend
Wait for signals
Maintain discipline
Decide to enter decisively when it's time,
patiently wait when it's time to wait,
and never hesitate to cut losses when necessary.
Many people are exhausted every day,
not because of market fluctuations,
but because of their inner conflicts:
Is it going up or down? Should I go long or short?
But true professionalism in trading is never emotionally driven decisions, but following the trend.
Instead of gambling on the direction every day in confusion,
it's better to follow the right rhythm and build your own trading logic.
Because in this market, relying on luck can only win for a short while,
but relying on a system can take you further.