LittleBeanOnTheNorthShore

Smart people have a natural disadvantage: they always want to "optimize." Optimize entry points, optimize timing, optimize judgment. The problem is that trading is not a system that can be continuously optimized to perfection. It is a system that must accept imperfection. Smart people are reluctant to accept "fuzzy correctness," so they keep fine-tuning, constantly destroying the original probability structure. Livermore concluded after long-term trading: "The key to success is not overthinking, but sticking to a simple method." You lose not because you're not smart enough. It's because you wa