A few days ago, I listened to a blog by Howard Marks, the founder of Oak Tree Capital, and I found several points that resonate with @bitfish1's post—

1. Do not be overconfident, do not think of yourself as a genius, and do not feel anxious and pressured because your friends are trading, as your friends are not geniuses either.

2. Acknowledge the uncertainty of the market; the market will always have cycles because cycles stem from excessive behavior, followed by corrections of that excessive behavior, which are often emotional and psychological.

3. Focus on risk control. We concentrate our portfolios to leverage the information we know, while diversifying our portfolios to protect ourselves from unknown risks.

4. Focus on long-term goals, aiming for "always decent, sometimes great, never terrible."

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