Traders often fall into one trap—they always think that win rate is the key.

Is that really true? Actually, no.

What truly makes a difference is "probabilistic thinking."

Every trade involves uncertainty. No matter how perfect your technical charts are, they only suggest "more likely to win," never "guaranteed to win." The market won't give you a favorable outcome just because your analysis is detailed.

You can't change the market trend, but you can decide how to place your bets.

The fundamental difference between winners and ordinary retail investors is quite simple: retail traders are always "betting on the outcome of this one trade," while winners focus on "repeatedly executing strategies that are beneficial in the long run."

Those who survive in trading are not superheroes. Their secret is—finding a slight advantage and doing it a thousand times. It's not about how much profit you make on a single trade, but whether you can always trade according to discipline.

Trading, at its core, is long-term compound growth. Luck has no place in your trading journal.

The most important thing is: tightly control risk, and never let a single mistake knock you out.

Many say the difficulty lies in technical analysis. But in reality? The real challenge is here—

Can you calmly accept losses as normal;

Can you stick to your plan in confusing market conditions;

Can you avoid messing up your strategy or changing your mindset when losing streaks happen.

Ultimately, trading is about how you relate to probability.

Staying rational amid volatility means you've already won most of the battle. Time will ultimately reward those who keep their actions consistent.

Want to steadily catch the main upward wave in a bull market? The key is to develop the right probability mindset and execution ability. Keep your rhythm and move forward amid fluctuations.