Relying solely on cognition and judgment is far from enough.

Long-term stable profits depend even more on mature operational methods.

Mature operational methods include: the idea of flexibly adjusting positions according to market rhythm, profit and loss pacing planned in advance for each trend, methods of allocating funds and controlling risks in reasonable proportions, etc.

These not only test your cognition but also whether you can firmly execute and strictly adhere to rules, so I collectively call them operational techniques.

If you can maintain positive returns for more than a year, then you must have a feasible operational system—strict discipline, flexible yet rational approaches, which always support your stability.

Everyone’s judgment is limited; there is no judgment that is never wrong. Coupled with influences like emotions, states, and mood swings, it’s hard for us to always be rational and flawless like machines.

But we can use rationality to set clear operational ideas and principles that must be followed, helping us make fewer mistakes and stay more stable amid fluctuations. I can't guarantee that rationality will always bring profits, but if you persist in the market for a year and still end up profitable, I can be sure that you have developed a reasonable operational approach and strong discipline.

No need to be proud; keep refining and improving, there’s still plenty of room.
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