Having read many traders' stories, there's an interesting phenomenon among those who consistently make money and those who frequently lose — they spend 90% of their time doing four things. The content is completely opposite.

How do those who consistently profit trade? First, patiently wait for the right trading opportunities, staying calm and composed. Second, once the target is set, strictly follow their plan without changing their mind arbitrarily. Third, after each trade, sit down to review carefully, reflect on what was done right and what can be improved. Fourth, based on the insights from the review, develop new trading plans, cycling repeatedly.

Conversely, what about those who frequently lose? It's a completely different scene. They trade recklessly without any basis, acting on the slightest signs of movement. When they incur losses, they stubbornly hold on, hoping the price will recover, unwilling to cut losses. Then they seek opinions from others about the market, following the crowd. Finally, they blindly speculate on the market’s next move, relying on luck.

A simple comparison makes it clear. The daily actions they take have a huge impact on the final trading results. If their minds are full of ideas about making big money but their actions only lead to losses, then success can only be a pie in the sky.