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Fishing and Trading Yesterday, I went fishing and suddenly thought of trading. When fishing, you choose a spot, prepare the baited area, and all that remains is to wait. Even if the float does not move at all, you can sit calmly. Because you know that if the fish are not biting, the more anxiously you pull the rod, the more likely you are to disturb the water—and ultimately catch nothing. But in trading, this is easily overlooked. When there is no instrument that meets the criteria, one cannot resist entering the market; when nothing seems to be happening, one becomes so anxious that one insists on trial and error. The more one tosses about, the more one loses. It turns out that “patience” is easy to understand by the water but easily forgotten when facing the market. If you cannot endure solitude, you cannot hold on to prosperity.