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When your trading system can achieve stable profits, you will find that trading is a very simple matter and extremely dull and tedious. You will no longer have your heart racing due to market fluctuations. Nor will you be at a loss because of losses; you will only execute adjustments according to your trading plan. Every time you see the fluctuations in the trading market, it is like driving on the road. You just follow the rules for how to operate according to different road conditions.

Livermore said that the root cause of most people's losses in the market is surprisingly consistent. Those shocking massive losses stem from hasty entries when prices seem enticing or from panicked selling when prices appear to show signs of decline. Even if one can accurately predict the market, once faced with a market correction, an investor's inner resolve may waver, leading them to believe they have made a wrong prediction, becoming impatient and anxious, and falling into unfounded self-doubt. Therefore, there are always investors who lose confidence in the tug-of-war between bullish and bearish sentiments, stumbling repeatedly in the same place. It is important to understand that trading is not a moment of impulsive decision-making; rather, it is a prolonged battle that requires wisdom and patience. Only by not being carried away by emotions can one see the true trend of the market.