If you want to trade and make stable profits, here are three points for your reference:
1.
Stick to doing high-probability events, not low-probability events;
2.
Stick to doing trades with a profit-loss ratio greater than 3, which means that even if your trade win rate is only 35%, you can still achieve profitability;
3.
Trade with the trend, add positions when you have floating profits, strictly stop loss, and do not add positions when you have losses.
However, what often attracts retail investors' attention are performance-style orders, such as high-leverage orders to show off returns, or small-to-big rollover trades, etc. These methods often have a one-in-ten chance of survival, and practicing them is like practicing the Evil Sword Manual. They look very fierce, but they also hurt themselves a lot. Indeed, there are also a few who get rich overnight, but there are basically none who end well. The profit curve goes up and down, and most of them end up bankrupt, and cannot achieve stable profits.
