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Name: Huang No. 002

Wealth
In the market is not 'created'
It silently flows from the pile of chips of the impetuous
To the side of the calm
The secret rules of this game
Are fueled by the majority's impulsiveness
Or the arrogance of those who think too highly of themselves
To light the lamps of the very few who are awake
Many people think that by using technical analysis
Faster information, or a higher understanding of interpretation
To explain politics and events
They can achieve stable profits
In reality, they are merely rationalizing their own behavior
Under limited understanding
Greed breeds arrogance during profit
Fear spreads and causes panic during loss
From beginning to end
They are all spinning in place driven by instinct

The fundamental premise for long-term profitability in trading
Is precisely that the opponents will keep repeating their mistakes
History repeats itself over and over
While others make mistakes time and again
Please remember that every chip you win
Inevitably comes from the mistakes of others
The essence of trading is not about who is smarter
But about who makes fewer mistakes
The wealth you accumulate
Is all the cost of others' errors
And the real battle you need to win
Is never against anyone in the market
But against that part of yourself that is lucky
Eager for quick success and always wants to prove they are right

The self-cultivation of a trader requires at least three screens to take off, only looking up to see K-lines, scrolling Twitter, and watching Douyin.

You must have at least three different colors of markers to draw incomprehensible waves on the whiteboard.

When friends or family ask how the market is today, you should look up at a 45-degree angle and say, "I'm playing a big game..."

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Some insights on how to make a small amount of capital grow big. The core idea is not to earn small money but to pursue a profit-loss ratio. This real trading has an initial capital of 8000, with a total current profit of 1.36 million after half a year; the highest profit is 1.47 million, and the total profit is 169 times. First, I believe that when the capital amount is small, it is essential to use leverage wisely. Once the capital reaches a certain level, it is crucial to reduce leverage promptly to avoid extreme market conditions that can lead to significant losses. I generally use 3-5 times leverage now, and it’s not necessary to look particularly good; the current profit-loss ratio is also above 10 times. Secondly, using leverage with a small capital means that it is impossible to consider strategies that only lose 1%-2% per trade. That’s nonsense. Traders with A7-A8 capital levels manage positions with strict stop-loss, only losing 1%-2% per trade because the difficulty of resetting capital is relatively high. If the capital is halved or goes to zero, it is challenging to earn back that money. If you have an A4-A5 capital level, seizing the right opportunity means taking a risk with a drawdown of 30%-50% to aim for a return of 500% or even 1000%. Isn’t that a trade based on the current profit-loss ratio? If you make a mistake and it goes to zero, it doesn’t matter because your trading capital reset is minimal. Delivering a couple of takeout orders or tightening a few screws can get you back on track. The most undervalued resource for ordinary people is time cost. Significant market opportunities are rare and can’t be sought, so when the opportunity arises, have the courage to enter even if it means risking your capital. Identify a position to enter with full leverage of 30 times or even 50 times. Entering a position at risk does not mean passively waiting for liquidation to zero. If you make a mistake or the market does not develop as expected, cut losses when necessary. The big opportunities I talk about are at least 10 to 20 points of activity. Seize one wave, and your capital can multiply several times. Repeat this process and wait for the next big opportunity, and your capital will reach a significant number. Waiting for big opportunities means you must strictly filter trading opportunities and patiently wait for entry points, clearly eliminating those intraday short-term fluctuations that are optional. Trading short-term will narrow your perspective, making you only see one or two points of fluctuation and ignore the broader market direction. Many people struggle to grow small capital because they think they can accumulate wealth gradually, picking up a point here and there, believing that more effort always leads to better results. However, this is a misunderstanding. Engaging in short-term trading is incredibly exhausting. A little relaxation can easily lead to significant losses, and I don’t believe that everyone here is that one in a million talent who can navigate short-term trading smoothly.

The stages that all market participants will go through
"From simple to complex, from complex to simple"
Excluding a few geniuses, if you find that the more you do, the simpler and easier it gets, then you are basically on the right path.

But if you find that the more you do, the more complicated and difficult it becomes to make money, then there's no doubt, you are on the wrong path.

The simpler your trading logic and strategy, the easier it will be for you to execute. Only when you have passed the execution level can you get the results of positive feedback loops.

Trading has never been about whose system or strategy is more complex. The reason many people fail at the execution level, apart from lacking logic, is that the strategy you are currently using is still somewhat complex for you.

My advice is that, as long as there are no obvious errors in your trading logic, your strategy should be as simple as possible. Choose the path with the least resistance, and do not artificially add burdens to yourself.

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