During the National Day, a friend came to find me, and I only had twenty thousand left in my account.
Fortunately, he came to ask me; otherwise, I would have taken a detour.
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I told him to engrave these rules into his bones:
If you lose three consecutive trades, stop immediately! It's not the operation that stops, it's the emotions.
If you're restless, no matter how good the method is, it will be useless.
The contract is not a casino; you can't rely on a moment's impulse to turn things around.
If your position is chaotic, it doesn't matter how accurate the direction is.
Go with the trend; if it rises, follow the rise, if it falls, follow the fall.
If you can't see clearly, it's better to stay out than to act blindly.
The profit and loss ratio is clear at a glance—if you lose a thousand, you need to make at least two thousand to be worthwhile.
Small losses and big gains; a steady rhythm is the way to go.
If you don't place an order for a day, it's not a waste; it's saving your life.
High-frequency random clicking is just giving money to the market.
If you don't understand, don't act; sharp rises and falls are the most deceptive.
Can you still make money if you can't see clearly? That's truly dangerous; the pitfalls are behind.
Stop-loss is the bottom line; if you can withstand one loss, you can handle it, but ten times will get you burnt.
The seatbelt may feel uncomfortable, but saving your life is the most important thing.
When making money, you need to stay calm; don’t get carried away and increase your positions after a profit, or you'll be taught a lesson by the market in the end.
He stubbornly followed these rules and increased from twenty thousand to one hundred eighty thousand in three months.
No impulsiveness, no liquidation.
Do you call this luck?
No! This is following the right path!
The market is cruel; it's hard for one person to bear.
Now, I've paved the way; do you dare to walk it?
