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You might think that trading experts can make money just by clicking a mouse, but the price they pay behind the scenes may be harsher than you imagine. First is the time cost, watching the market every day, reviewing trades after the market closes, and even continuing research on weekends. They study historical market trends and verify the feasibility of their trading systems, often missing out on complete holidays and even family birthdays. They say this isn't just effort; it's survival. More realistically, there's the tuition of money. Very few trading experts haven't experienced a margin call; they say that margin calls taught them to have reverence. The most expensive thing in the market is actually the psychological cost; insomnia, anxiety, and self-doubt are the norm. When you've hit stop-losses ten times in a row, can you still calmly execute your plan? They say this industry isn't about skill but about who can withstand the strangulation of human emotions. But if you ask me if it's worth it? The true winners will say that the price paid doesn't lead to a myth of sudden wealth, but to the ability to control risks, which is the most precious gift of the market.

Hey guys, I went to Hangzhou today to walk around the market, let's meet up in Hangzhou!