<p>￼From the beginning of February until now, I've been learning to trade options. I was too impatient, didn't take profits when I had them, and ran at the first sign of volatility—completely undisciplined. Fortunately, the position size I played with was relatively small. I need to re-examine my trades, start by making profits again from the underlying stock. Profit is a continuous process of fluctuation; it's good enough just to survive until the end.</p>

<p>￼From early February until these past few days, I've been learning to trade options. I was too impatient, didn't take profits when I had them, and ran at the slightest volatility, showing no discipline at all. Fortunately, the position size I was playing with was quite small. I need to re-evaluate the trades I made. I should start making consistent profits again with the underlying stock first. Profit is a constant process of fluctuation; it's good enough just to survive until the end.</p>

It's good enough to survive to the end