Anyone involved in trading needs to stay humble at all times. Often, our ability to make money is not entirely due to our brilliance, but rather because we happen to be on the right side of the market trend. During hot markets and euphoric sentiment, almost everything seems correct, and any strategy can be driven forward by the trend, easily leading people to believe their skills are invincible. But when the market turns sluggish, liquidity shrinks, and sentiment cools, the same tactics often fail, and previously confident judgments begin to go wrong one after another. It is at that moment that we realize the market never revolves around any individual. So, instead of indulging in a sense of superiority from one or two successes, it’s better to clearly understand: profits involve luck, and there are cyclical dividends. What we can do is not arrogance, but respect for the market, risk management, and patience for the right opportunity. Truly mature traders are not those who have never failed, but those who do not inflate in good times and do not lose control in bad times.