The truth is simple: everyone feels the need to have open positions. It’s almost an addiction. There’s no point in denying it. But stop for a moment and really think about it: the more trades you open, the more you increase the noise, the stress and, above all, the likelihood of making a mistake. In the long run, this approach destroys your performance. Opening 50 or 100 positions isn’t being active, it’s being disorganised. It’s impulsive trading, not strategic. Real traders do the opposite: fewer trades, but better selected ones. Precise entries, controlled risk, and above all, patience. It’s not how many trades you make that makes you profitable… it’s the quality of the decisions you make.