Honestly, I don’t understand the complaining from market participants!  

Take, for example, a guy who constantly comments under my videos or on other social media saying, *“There is no bull,”* *“No bull market!”* Yet at the same time, he continues holding his positions.  

This really reminds me of a whining teenager who blames everyone around him, repeats like a mantra that everything is bad, everything is doomed—while secretly glancing at his parents, hoping they’ll fix everything for him. He just sits and waits for things to improve while constantly complaining.  

For me, the best philosophy in trading is stoicism. There are a hundred million things in this world we can’t control. The only things we can control are our thoughts and actions.  

So, you either accept reality and take action—or you don’t.  

If you analyze the market and don’t see any valid arguments for growth, then you exit your positions, take a small loss, and return when you personally see growth potential based on your own analysis. Cutting losses, whether in spot trading or futures, is just part of the job.  

But if you’re sitting in positions, praying for the market to go up, having no real understanding of what you bought or why, while complaining every day about how bad things are, I can guarantee that people like that will eventually lose everything. Because even when the market does go up (since it always moves in cycles), they won’t know how to lock in profits. Instead, they’ll shift their mindset to *“The rally is just beginning! We’re only at the start!”*—and keep holding, trapped in an endless cycle of emotional swings.  

There are no villains in the market. There is only you, your capital, and your decisions. Your results—whether positive or negative—are 100% on you.  

Sitting around whining about how *“the market is bad”* or *“we’ll never see a bull run”* is something best left to teenagers going through a phase. But we are in the financial markets—so as adults, we take full responsibility for our actions.