The market will not pay for your trades; you must take responsibility for your own decisions. The biggest enemy in trading is not the market, but yourself: afraid of missing out, you chase trades; unwilling to admit mistakes, you hold losing positions. The root cause of many losses is never the market, but human nature.

No one can win every battle. You must accept losses and use risk management on every trade to pursue probability. In the end, trading is never about catching how many major market moves, but about whether you can control yourself.

The price is fluctuating within a narrow range. If there is an opportunity tonight, I’ll trade it; otherwise, I’ll post again on Monday.