Have you ever been confused by the sounds on the square? The analysis, comments, and predictions that flood the screen every day all sound plausible, but when it comes to actually placing an order, your hands start to tremble.

Where is the problem? Many people treat trading as chasing the wind — doing what others say to do, hoping that a big V can show them the way. It’s okay when your position is a few hundred or thousand U, but once your holdings grow larger, continuing this approach turns into gambling.

The truth is: if you haven't established your own trading system and can't make independent judgments, then never expect good results. The market never allies with anyone; it only respects traders who verify and practice with their own methods.

Stop waiting for others’ opinions to save your account. Treat your funds as experimental tools to verify whether what you’ve learned is truly useful. Keep learning, keep improving, and build your own trading logic — this is the essential skill to survive.