The market doesn't care whether you believe it or not; it keeps moving regardless.

Many people think like this when placing an order:
"I have analyzed, researched the logic, this order must be correct."
But will the market listen to you? No.
Its rise is not because you analyze well, and its decline is not because you don't work hard enough.

The market only cares about the strength of both buyers and sellers, how the structure changes, and where the money flows.
Whether you believe it or not, it has nothing to do with it.

You should not consider yourself a prophet, but rather an observer.
Observe the market's reaction, observe the intent of funds, observe the changes in structure.
It's not about you having no stance; it's about letting go of the obsession of "I must be right."

Those who can survive are never the smartest.
but the ones most willing to admit their mistakes and adjust immediately.