The longer you trade, the more you develop instincts. Now I see many opportunities, and I basically place an order with a quick glance, without much thought. When your mind is clear enough and there is no fear, trading becomes a conditioned reflex.

It's like playing basketball. When you first start, you have to stare at the ball to dribble well. But after becoming familiar? You develop a feel for the ball, and you can dribble with your eyes closed. You have a sense of your hands, a rhythm in your steps, and everything becomes very natural.

Trading is the same. It's not that you can make money without thinking, but once your experience reaches a certain level, those fundamentals, technical analysis, and risk management become internalized as muscle memory. When you see an opportunity, your body reacts faster than your brain. That’s why some traders can act quickly amid market fluctuations—because they have ingrained trading into their bones.