Record of QQQ end-of-month <span class="security-tag" type="security-tag" counter_id="ST/US/QQQ" name="Invesco QQQ Trust" trend="0" language="en">$Invesco QQQ Trust(QQQ.US)</span> options operations (Thirteen)

Stock market trading never rewards the so-called smart people. If one lacks extreme patience, extreme humility, and extreme calmness, they are highly unlikely to make money from the stock market. Newton's stock trading is a perfect example. Stock trading is not just about making a living; more importantly, it's about cultivating the mind. The tougher the times, the more people flock in. Everyone thinks the barrier to entry is extremely low, unaware that while the gate is wide and the path is broad, what lies behind it is a dead end. Those desires, aversions, delusions, arrogance, and doubts will prevent one from passing even a single checkpoint, making progress impossible. Out of a hundred people, it's difficult for even one to survive, because most are trapped in desire and delirium, unable to enter the narrow gate. After all, the wide gate leads to chasing profits, ending in clamor and demise; the narrow gate leads to cultivating the mind, moving forward step by step. Enter the narrow gate, walk the long road, see the faint light, and only then will you achieve your goal.

I reviewed last night's trades. Bought 1 lot at 9:55 (1.15), then sold at 9:56 (1.47), bought again at 9:57 (1.11), and sold at 10:36 (1.63). Throughout the process, it's still evident that I was impatient and restless when facing price jumps (imagine acting this way even when making money; what if I were losing money? Would my mindset be thrown off balance?). When will I be able to achieve a mind as calm as still water? I hope to gradually view my executing self with the mindset of an outsider. Keep it up, snail!!!