Path Dependence is a concept in economics and sociology, akin to inertia in physics; once you develop a certain cognitive inertia, any decision you make may depend on that inertia.

Many individuals who thrive in industry may find themselves losing badly in trading; does that mean they are foolish? Certainly not. Many people develop a cognitive pattern during their previous successful experiences, believing that they can rely on past thought processes to succeed in any industry. However, in new fields, many objective environmental factors may have changed, yet their subjective awareness remains the same, leading to a high probability of failure. This is also why there are numerous cases of individuals who succeed in their first entrepreneurial venture but fail consecutively in subsequent ones.

In fact, whether it's entrepreneurship or trading, it emphasizes the right timing, favorable conditions, and the right people. A combination of one's own diligent research, a bit of luck, and a suitable environment is what leads to success, which is also why most successes cannot be replicated 1:1.

Therefore, we still need to combine our current trading situation, engage in technical learning, and trade gradually, ensuring we remain at the table before we patiently wait for the right opportunity.