I’m Lao Chen, 42 years old, from Zhoukou, Henan. I opened a small restaurant in Zhengzhou. Last year, when I was losing the most, I couldn’t even take out enough money to buy scallions for the back kitchen.
Later I figured it out. I deleted all those flashy “indicators,” and instead stuck to three iron rules. My account gradually recovered.
First rule: only make real breakouts. What counts as a real breakout? When the price cleanly and decisively breaks above the previous high, I get on the train. If it’s a fake breakout and gets stopped out, I leave immediately—no arguing, no dragging it out. I don’t guess whether the main force is washing the market or luring people in—that’s what analysts do. I just watch whether the price gives signals.
Second rule: never over-allocate. Every time, I only use 20% of my position. If I make a little profit, I take it and run. If I get stopped out, I shut down and go back to the kitchen to cook—no adding to the position, no holding on, and definitely no reversing. Back then I used to do a dozen-plus trades a day; now I only trade once or twice a week. And I end up feeling much steadier.
Third rule: never try to pick the bottom or top. If it goes up, I look for opportunities to go long. If it drops, I follow it and go short. As long as the direction is right, everything feels comfortable. Some people laugh that I can’t even draw lines when connecting charts. I figure, can drawing lines really put food on the table? The numbers in my account are the real deal.
If you want to get your account back and flip it, you really don’t need to make things so complicated. Execute the simplest rules one hundred times—it’s better than anything else. Don’t overthink it. Just do it for a month, and come thank me.
$AKE #2026足球风潮
Later I figured it out. I deleted all those flashy “indicators,” and instead stuck to three iron rules. My account gradually recovered.
First rule: only make real breakouts. What counts as a real breakout? When the price cleanly and decisively breaks above the previous high, I get on the train. If it’s a fake breakout and gets stopped out, I leave immediately—no arguing, no dragging it out. I don’t guess whether the main force is washing the market or luring people in—that’s what analysts do. I just watch whether the price gives signals.
Second rule: never over-allocate. Every time, I only use 20% of my position. If I make a little profit, I take it and run. If I get stopped out, I shut down and go back to the kitchen to cook—no adding to the position, no holding on, and definitely no reversing. Back then I used to do a dozen-plus trades a day; now I only trade once or twice a week. And I end up feeling much steadier.
Third rule: never try to pick the bottom or top. If it goes up, I look for opportunities to go long. If it drops, I follow it and go short. As long as the direction is right, everything feels comfortable. Some people laugh that I can’t even draw lines when connecting charts. I figure, can drawing lines really put food on the table? The numbers in my account are the real deal.
If you want to get your account back and flip it, you really don’t need to make things so complicated. Execute the simplest rules one hundred times—it’s better than anything else. Don’t overthink it. Just do it for a month, and come thank me.
$AKE #2026足球风潮
