Make a little profit, and you want to cash out and spend it.
It’s not that you need the money—you just want proof this trade wasn’t for nothing.

As soon as you’re a little in the green, you start thinking about a reward.
A nice meal, a little something new—until the money’s in your pocket, you don’t feel secure.

But once you withdraw it, your trading balance is back to square one.
Your principal never grows, and compounding never gets a chance.

You’re rewarding the urge to trade, not your skill.