Every time the market comes, I can make some profit, but I have never succeeded even once. Where is the problem? The issue actually lies with these two things: take profit and stop loss. When I make a profit, I hesitate to sell, holding on and holding on, and as a result, when the market reverses, I get trapped. When I should take a loss, I lack the courage to admit the loss, waiting and waiting, and in the end, I lose everything.

This recurring state indicates that the fundamental problem lies not in the technology, but in trading psychology. At critical moments, traders become anxious and hesitant, freezing when it's time to act. Many people are like this: they start to get greedy after making some profits, and when they incur losses, they are reluctant to cut their losses. In the end, after going around in circles, they are left with nothing. To achieve stable profits, the first step is to learn to execute one's own trading discipline; this is the threshold.