Good question. I don't know the answer. I think both approaches have pros and cons. You can wait for your really good setups and high-conviction ideas, but there's also a chance you'll miss opportunities because you're not in the market testing the water. Waiting for the best environment is an approach I'd like to explore more. Most of my profits come from maybe 5–10% of my trades, so theoretically it could work. But I don't know whether I can really do it, because sometimes I rely on trade feedback.
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