No rules, don't even think about making money.

In trading, you can lack anything—no talent, no insider info, no awesome indicators—but you cannot lack consistency.

Without consistency, stable profit is nonsense.

What is consistency? Let me break it down for you.

Consistent position size. Fix the lot size for every trade. Don't trade 0.1 today, 1 lot on a whim tomorrow, then shrink back to 0.1 after a loss. That's not trading, that's convulsing. Have you ever seen anyone make money while convulsing?

Consistent timeframe. Trade the hourly chart, stick to hourly. Trade the daily chart, stick to daily. Don't enter on daily, then exit on 5-minute, and feel clever about it. That's not clever, that's chaotic—asking for trouble.

Consistent entry signal. Enter only under your conditions. If conditions are met, trade; if not, wait. Don't wait for breakout today, pullback tomorrow, then go by mood the day after. How is that different from rolling dice? How many dice rollers in a casino walk out smiling?

Consistent exit signal. Set your stop loss and take profit in advance. When they hit, exit—no hesitation, no hope, no last-minute changes. Don't try to hold longer when floating profit grows, nor stubbornly hold when floating loss. Every trade, before you enter, you should already know under what conditions it ends. If you don't know, don't enter.

Sounds simple, right? How about execution?

Execution is worse than eating shit.

Because your instinct won't allow it, greed won't allow it, fear won't allow it.

You set a stop loss, and just as price is about to touch it, a voice in your head says, "Hold on a bit more, it'll turn around soon." You set a take profit, and before price gets there, a voice says, "That's enough, take it off, don't let it come back."

You set the rules, and you are also the one who breaks them.

Fighting yourself—that's the most exhausting damn thing.

Those with a bit of awareness will bind themselves with rules. But after a while, they start loosening—using MA today, Bollinger Bands tomorrow, then switching to whatever some group chat says works the day after.

Is that rules? That's an excuse.

In essence, it's still going with the flow. When they win, it's their skill; when they lose, the market is disrespectful.

This kind of person is a dime a dozen in the market. What are they called? Fodder.

They think they are trading, but in fact they are just sending money to the market.

When the trend goes up, they chase; when it goes down, they cut. Chase then cut, cut then chase, cycle repeats—accounts shrink day by day, and people become more haggard day by day.

Why do I emphasize consistency to you?

Because it simplifies your trading behavior. It's the only thing you can grasp in the market. You can't grasp price moves, you can't grasp news, you can't even grasp luck. All you can grasp are those few damn rules.

With fixed standards, you won't be agonizing every day over "should I take this trade?" "should I close that one?" If conditions are met, trade; if not, wait. No hesitation, no tug-of-war, no inner drama—clean as a freshly bathed beauty.

When your rules are hard enough, hard as a wall, your emotions cannot break through that wall.

Over time, these things become instinct. You no longer need to remind yourself to "follow the rules," because you yourself are the rules.

Then when you look at those who chase highs and sell lows, it's like looking at your younger self.

You want to advise them, but you can't open your mouth.

Because you know, for some paths, unless they fall themselves, no one's words will convince them.

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