Trading agents aren’t useful because they’re smart. They’re useful because they’re consistent. Consistency is what makes real trading possible at scale. Good agents don’t hesitate. They evaluate. When conditions align, they act decisively. When they don’t, they move on.

Markets don’t exploit bad analysis. They exploit human behavior. Fear at the lows. Urgency after the move. Conviction built from recent outcomes.

Markets do not move because of opinions. They move because of positioning, liquidity, and incentives. Most retail traders react to price. Market structure explains why price moved in the first place.