The most frustrating thing about trading isn't the lack of opportunities, but rather the overwhelming number of them!

The biggest fear in trading is not the lack of market activity, but rather the abundance of opportunities that "seem profitable"—from short-term fluctuations of 15 minutes to 1 hour, to trend movements of 4 hours and 12 hours. With temptations everywhere, it's easy to fall into traps.

1. Focusing on small-scale opportunities can be exhausting; frequent buying and selling not only depletes your capital but also drains your energy. The more you do it, the more your mindset collapses, and in the end, you might miss out on the big trends that can actually make you a lot of money.
2. Although the large-scale market is stable, once you make a wrong judgment and get trapped, it becomes difficult to turn things around - the larger the scale, the greater the space you have to endure for stop-loss, and the more you lose, the less you want to cut your losses, ultimately getting deeper into trouble.

In a garbage market, it's definitely best to participate less, but we are not saints, and trading systems are not万能. When faced with an opportunity that makes you want to "go all in," it can be really hard to resist. At this time, always remember: keep some funds outside (after all, depositing takes time). This is not conservatism; it's locking away your desires—The first rule of trading: don't think you can rely on self-control to withstand all temptations!