Trading Log｜July 17, 2026

Yesterday didn’t continue the pace from the past few days.

Recently, the trading frequency has been noticeably too high, and profits have also seen a significant pullback—this serves as a warning bell for myself.

Trading doesn’t have to happen every day, and it’s not meant to trade for the sake of trading.

When the market lacks certainty, the best trade is to wait.

Missing opportunities won’t hurt the account—frequent trading will.

When you’ve been winning consecutively, learn to stop and take your foot off the gas; when you’re not in a good state, you need to stop even more.

Starting today, slow down the pace and reduce invalid trades.

Wait patiently for the next opportunity that belongs to you.

A real pro isn’t someone who makes money every day, but someone who decisively acts when it’s time to act, and can hold back when it’s not time to act.

Profits can be given back, but discipline can’t be lost.

Respect the market, and adjust your condition.

Next time, we’ll go all out again.