To survive long-term through trading, one must consider investment risks and everything that could happen!

The essence of leveraged trading is to gradually increase positions when in a profit state and to gradually reduce positions when in a loss state, minimizing losses. This is the essence of trading!

Core One: The truth of trading is not about getting rich overnight, but about earning over the long term and living longer.

Core Two: A common mistake among investors is frequent trading without considering trading opportunities. Entering the market just because there are fluctuations is undoubtedly wrong and will only lead to missed good positions and frequent losses.

Core Three: "There’s a saying that goes, I can pull you back from the cliff, but I can’t stop you from jumping every time." Impulsiveness is a terrible source of problems; one must act according to trading signals. Not being impulsive is the first element of risk control. Learn to manage risk.

Core Four: Don't let profits cloud your judgment. The key is to maintain profitability. Human desire is to want more, which leads to forgetting about risks and causes self-destruction. Therefore, one must always keep a clear mind; be cautious when losing money, and even more cautious when making money.

Core Five: Everyone has a gambling mentality and tends to heavily invest based on their subjective judgments. The importance of taking profits and cutting losses is known to all stockholders, yet many still frequently find themselves trapped or see their hard-earned profits vanish.

Core Six: When suffering significant losses, there's always the hope to immediately recover, but the more you trade, the larger the losses become. Trying to turn the situation around in one go is equivalent to failure. After facing setbacks, you should immediately reduce your trading volume or stop trading altogether. It's not about how much you can earn back now, but about regaining your confidence.

Core Seven: It's okay to make mistakes; the key is to quickly extricate yourself. "As long as the green mountains remain, there’s no fear of running out of firewood". Preserve your strength, find the root cause, and make a comeback!

Core Eight: Trading should be diversified to face market changes. Those who make mistakes in trading often lack strategy. When things go wrong, they complain about how hard it is to trade or about operational issues with the platform, always asking why. Isn't life just a series of unknowns? Never lose because of a lack of strategy.