Now I increasingly feel that trading is like hunting. If your hunting skills are poor, just going up the mountain won't only mean you can't catch prey, but you'll also quickly be taken away by wolves and tigers. But if you are an excellent hunter, you may not necessarily reap a bountiful harvest. Why? Because even if you wander in the mountains every day, if you don't encounter large prey, you still come up empty-handed and are left with nothing. There is a saying: "Ten nets cast, nine are empty; catching one net is success." However, if you're a bit unlucky in the trading market and the "nine empty nets" keep coming, how many people can withstand the tenth net? What if twenty nets are empty in a row? Would you still dare to cast another net?
When I was young, I always thought that as long as my skills were solid, making money was only a matter of time. Later, I realized that being able to endure the "days without prey" is much more important than skills.

What bottlenecks are you encountering in trading now? Leave your answers in the comments:
1 Skills 2 Mindset 3 Market Opportunities 4 Others
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My answer: 3