Many people trade, always thinking about one thing: making a profit on every single trade. But the market has never operated that way. The essence of true trading is: using small losses to achieve big gains.

Losses are costs, just like paying rent when running a store—it's unavoidable. But many people's logic is exactly the opposite: they rush to take profits after a small gain, but stubbornly hold on after a small loss. The result is four words: small profit, big loss. To survive long-term in the market, you must accept this. If you always try to make money on every trade, you'll end up paying a painful price.

The truly consistent earners only do two things: when losing, they recognize it quickly and keep losses small; when winning, they hold on and let profits run. So trading is never about who is more accurate, but about who can do: lose smaller, earn bigger.

Master this, and the market will eventually reward you!