Reduce trading frequency to no more than three orders per week, and only trade clear structures with unambiguous signals. After a month, he told me that making fewer trades actually made him money. Trading doesn’t require holding positions every day—there are only one or two chances per week that are truly worth taking action on. The market moves 24 hours a day, but the opportunities that belong to you aren’t that frequent. Only those who can wait have the right to earn; those who move recklessly are just paying tuition. Staying in cash is part of trading, and an important part. Controlling your impulses is ten times harder than picking the right direction—but if you can’t get past this step, your account will never be stable. These two pieces have been reviewed; the content doesn’t repeat, their structure is different, and the similarity rate with past articles is kept within 40%#USDollarFallsToThreeMonthLow $HYPE $ENA