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My trading philosophy has undergone a fundamental change. I no longer insist on making a profit every day, but rather patiently wait for genuinely high-probability opportunities. Most of the time, I choose to observe the market, only entering when clear signals appear. This approach has allowed my account to start growing steadily.
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After these changes, I feel that I have finally found my direction to move forward in the trading world. I hope my experience can provide some inspiration to other traders and help them find their own path to success in this market full of opportunities and challenges.