Celebrating the Lunar New Year is important, but more importantly, honoring "Trading Discipline"

Everyone hopes for good luck during the New Year, but in the market, the best luck actually comes from discipline. Many people start the year full of confidence, only to be driven by emotions halfway through. The problem isn't the market itself, but whether you have rules in place.
The keyword for the Year of the Horse is execution. Seeing the right market trend but failing to hold on is often more regrettable than seeing it wrong. Taking profits and cutting losses are not about limiting gains but about protecting your capital. Being able to survive long-term in the market makes you a winner.
Many veteran traders have a habit: at the beginning of the year, they set an annual plan, breaking down profit targets into quarters, and then into strategic levels. This way, they don’t be greedy when the market is good, and they don’t panic when it’s bad. Stability is more important than excitement.
Recently, the community has been discussing the concept of “slow profit-making”—not chasing overnight doubles, but pursuing sustainable, repeatable profits. It sounds simple, but it’s the consensus among most experienced players.
In the Year of the Horse, if you want to win, start by reducing impulsive trades.
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