Stanley Kroll, a long-term violent master who made a profit of over $1 million with $18,000, was born in the United States in 1934. He entered Wall Street at the age of 26 and is known as one of the greatest futures traders in human history.

Some people have described him as the Soros of Livermore in the futures industry and Buffett in the macroeconomic field. He once made a profit of over $1 million with $18,000.

When people reach a certain height, they will start to lose weight. So in order to correct their mentality, Crowe took one million dollars, namely Lun Wufen, to stay away from the seven cities and enjoy life. He traveled for 5 years and devoted himself to studying financial investment theory. He published five books successively. There are many kinds of monographs, the most famous of which is Crowe on investment strategies.

Returning to the financial market in 1981, Crowe Brown continued to gather experience and new technologies, striving to keep up with the market and began a new stage in his trading career.

Kroll believes that the market is always right, that investors are most important survivors, and that risk control comes first. His most famous quote is that only by keeping losses and interest rates in mind can one take care of himself.

Therefore, in trading, Kroll emphasizes the importance of discipline and stops losses in time when the trend is misjudged. Kroll's motto is "the great way is simple". He believes that when there is profit, it is long-term, and when there is loss, it is realization. Kroll always studies the price chart again and again, patiently waiting for a good entry opportunity.

Maybe everyone has different views on trading, but the experiences of those masters are always worth learning and pondering. I believe that one day you will also figure out your own trading method.