Some say trading needs faith.

But I think that in the market, the people who make the most money actually look more like a “jerk.”

They don’t easily fall in love with a stock, they don’t swear their life to any trend, they’re not moved by a single bullish candle, and they don’t cry over a single bearish one.

When the time comes, they embrace warmly; when it’s time to leave, they turn around and walk away.

What they said yesterday can be overturned today; the direction they loved yesterday can also be flipped to short today.

The market never rewards devotion—it only rewards clear-headedness.

A true expert isn’t without feeling; they just leave all their deep tenderness to discipline, and give all their romance to the trend.

As for stocks, they’re only a chance encounter—something that happens as you pass each other.

When the wind stops, they wave goodbye.

When the next gust comes, they reunite again with a smile.