Many people enter the trading market, focusing on analyzing charts and studying indicators, but often overlook that the biggest challenge does not come from market fluctuations, but from their own emotions. It can be said that on the path of trading, our greatest enemies are the greed and fear within us.

Greed drives us to be overconfident when making profits, tending to over-invest or unwilling to take profits in a timely manner, which may ultimately turn floating profits into losses. It makes people ignore risks, chase higher returns, and thus deviate from their own trading strategies.

Fear plays a role during market corrections or temporary losses. It causes us to panic and prematurely cut off positions that had potential, resulting in missed opportunities for subsequent rebounds. Whether it's chasing highs and selling lows or the mistake of making small losses to earn big profits, the root cause lies in the loss of emotional control.

Successful traders understand the value of emotional management. They view trading as a discipline that must be strictly adhered to, rather than a gamble. This means that regardless of the temptation or pressure faced, one must firmly follow their trading system, money management rules, and risk control principles.

Ultimately, the victory in trading is not a victory of technology, but a victory of self-control. Only when a person can calmly and objectively view profits and losses, and rationally manage emotions, can they truly become a consistent winner in the trading market.

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