There has never been an absolute right or wrong in the market, only market realities. Have you ever seen anyone who is invincible in this circle? Either they are armchair strategists after the fact, just blowing smoke.

Market fluctuations are unpredictable; today's judgment could be wrong tomorrow. The key is how you handle mistakes when they occur. Many people like to fight the market, insisting on resisting, but the result is only sinking deeper. Small losses are not a big deal, but if you can't resist the urge, it often ends with total loss of your capital.

To survive long-term and steadily in the trading market, there are only two words to remember: risk control. This is not an option; it is a necessity. Even the best market judgment is useless without risk management as a safety net. A single black swan event can wipe out years of gains.

And you must recognize a fact — there is no such thing as a 100% win rate. But that doesn't mean there are no opportunities. On the contrary, even with less than a perfect win rate, as long as you are consistent, you can be satisfied. The problem is, many people can't wait. Market opportunities are fleeting, sometimes just in the blink of an eye. If you can seize them, do so; if not, wait for the next wave. There's no need to chase aggressively.

The year-end sprint is right in front of you; how you proceed is your choice. Will you seize this wave of market to have a bumper year, or play it safe and wait until next year? The power of choice is in your hands. Only those who truly understand their own limits are qualified to keep playing here.