Why selling for a quick profit during a bull run is a failure of character — and how to “sit tight” for the life-changing move

Quick profits feel safe.

But they cap your potential and feed your impatience.

Here’s why it’s a failure of character:

• It’s fear disguised as prudence

• It ignores the edge you identified

• It lets emotion dictate decisions instead of discipline

• It rewards mediocrity and punishes patience

Sitting tight isn’t easy—but it’s how fortunes are made:

Define your risk – know where your trade idea is invalidated

Ignore short-term noise – let small pullbacks or wicks pass

Focus on process, not price – if your setup remains valid, let it ride

Visualize the life-changing move – big trends don’t happen every day, and they reward those who wait

The market gives, then tests, then rewards the patient.

Sell too early, and you feed the illusion of “safety” while leaving wealth on the table.

Discipline is profit. Patience is power.

Sit tight. Let the market do the rest.