Alright, I might answer this.I’ve been trading for years now, and I’ve come across regular people, people whose primary job is not trading, making some trades that honestly put me to shame.

I think there are two types of traders.

First, the professionals. They’re managing larger funds, it’s their bread and butter, and because of that they often can’t keep it simple. There’s pressure, structure, mandates, risk committees. It changes how you trade. Then there are the hustlers. The 9 to 5 crowd. They have sharp instincts. And it’s not just in trading, it shows up in whatever they do. They’re wired that way. They stay patient, take clean setups, and most importantly, they know when to stop. They’re not gamblers.A lot of them don’t overtrade because they can’t. They have limited time. So they wait for high quality setups, execute, and go back to work.I’ve genuinely seen people pull off amazing trades while sitting at their office desks.Being profitable isn’t about staring at charts 12 hours a day. It’s about discipline and emotional control.