Now, if you double it, the money you make is the money earned in all previous years combined. For example, after doubling this year, the money earned this year is more than the total of all previous years combined. Under the same assumption, if you double again later, the money earned in this doubling period would be equal to the amount by which it exceeds the accumulated total of all previous years. So there’s no need to rush the trade—slow is fast. Because every time you double, it’s built on accumulated profits, so all the money you’ve earned so far is less than what you earn in this doubling. Do you understand? Slow is fast. (Beijing trader)