Truly great long-term and stable traders are often not the smartest or the most greedy people, but those who truly respect the laws of nature. In the end, what trading ultimately tests is not someone’s forecasting ability, but their attitude toward uncertainty. A person who has no boundaries, likes to take advantage, and can’t control their desires will find it hard to face the market for the long run, because the market will continually amplify a person’s greed, arrogance, and chances of luck. Excellent traders typically hold awe for the laws of nature; they don’t obsess over proving themselves right, but instead correct themselves through their mistakes. They don’t treat making money as the only goal; they treat making good decisions, building a system, and understanding the market as the core. When cognition and behavior are right, wealth is simply a long-term result rather than an object to chase in the short term.