【The importance of trading discipline far exceeds the right or wrong judgment】

In the market, the true difference is never about who predicts more accurately, but about who can follow the rules under any emotional state. Without discipline, even a high win rate can be destroyed by a single out-of-control operation; with discipline, even if judgments occasionally go wrong, you can survive long enough to catch your own market trend.

The core value of trading discipline lies in three points:

First, it helps you resist human nature.
Fear, greed, regret, luck—these almost always appear in every trade. The role of discipline is to make decisions for you when emotions are at their peak—
Not chasing rallies, not betting on rebounds, not increasing size after losses, not losing control after profits.

Second, it makes losses “controllable” and profits “repeatable.”
Without discipline, losses are randomly amplified, and profits occur by chance;
With discipline, individual losses are limited within an acceptable range, and correct operations can be repeatedly executed and accumulated over the long term.

Third, it transforms you from a “gambler” into a “manager.”
Treat trading as a business, not an exciting gamble.
Trade when it’s appropriate, stay out of the market when it’s not, respect probabilities, respect the system, rather than feelings.

Many people fail not because they lack technical knowledge or logic, but because:
• They relax discipline after consecutive profits;
• They break rules after consecutive losses;
• When the market is unfavorable, they replace the system with emotions.

Truly mature traders don’t rely on inspiration to make a living, but on discipline to survive.
Whether you can make money depends on the market;
Whether you can make money long-term depends solely on whether you can stick to discipline.