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American trader Ross Cameron is a very real trader, with trading accounts audited by independent accountants from brokerage firms, and he doesn't lose much money.

Many people want to know how he captures those stocks with fluctuations of hundreds or thousands of points.

He has actually mentioned a simple method he often uses to "capture large volatility stocks," which is still very effective, so everyone can refer to it.

The logic is not difficult: first, find the strongest stocks of the day, then look at the relative trading volume and circulating market cap, confirm that it really has sentiment, capital, and trend, and then wait for the MACD to turn positive. When the price pulls back for entry, calculate the stop-loss and profit-loss ratio clearly.

If the trend is strong, continue to hold. If the K-line weakens or the MACD turns negative, protect your profits and exit. The most important point here is not the MACD itself, but to only use it for the strongest varieties in the market. Strong stocks reinforce strong signals, and happiness will double!

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The strong man Ross Cameron, who turned a few hundred dollars into 19.5 million dollars, uses MACD this way. He is a super short-term trader followed by over 2 million people, very strong!

American trader Ross Cameron is getting stronger and stronger.
From 2017 to the end of March this year, over these 9 years, he has accumulated more than 19.5 million US dollars in trading. He is a very real trader, with live accounts backed by broker statements and independent auditor reports. Flipping through the monthly reports, it's hard to see him losing money, and his trades are often live-streamed real trades. He loves to turn a few hundred dollars in a small account into tens of thousands of dollars during the live stream. Traders who can stably profit in high-volatility instruments are very rare. Over 2 million people online follow him, and many want to know how he captures those stocks that can easily move by hundreds or thousands of points.

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Is the very classic Dawes Box Theory still applicable in today's market? Uncovering its underlying logic, advantages, and limitations.

If you were to hand over a sum of money to a dancer with no Wall Street background to trade, how much of that money would be left at the end?
I guess no one has high hopes.
But if this dancer is Nicholas Dawes, then you should congratulate yourself, because you might be about to make a lot of money.
Dawes is a professional dancer and also a legendary trader on Wall Street, the founder of the famous 'Dawes Box Theory.'
He and his sister fled to the U.S. due to the war in their hometown, making a living through dance while doing some trading on the side.
Unexpectedly, this side business became more and more engrossing for him. He became fascinated with studying the stock market, and in just 18 months, he turned $10,000 into $2 million. That was still in the 1950s.

Good book sharing, Philip Fisher's 'How to Choose Growth Stocks'.

A classic that transcends the century, it can be said to be the best guide for qualitative stock analysis.

This book is actually a collection of Fisher's works, divided into 3 parts, including the most famous 'Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits',
and another work 'The Conservative Investor's Sleeping Well', along with his investment philosophy.

Fisher can be considered Buffett's teacher, as many of his ideas have almost changed the way growth stock investment research is conducted.

The book includes his most famous 15 points for finding excellent stocks and the chit-chat method,
at the end, he also summarizes his investment philosophy into 8 dimensions.

Although it has been summarized and cited multiple times, reading the original author's detailed narrative provides a different experience, I recommend everyone to take a look.

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A company's report and balance sheet,

can only reflect the past and present, and cannot tell you what the future will be like.

—— Nicolas Darvas

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A person who had a deep influence on Buffett, Philip Fisher's investment principles have crossed countless bull and bear markets, and true classics can always withstand the test of time.

In the financial world, there are countless people who have created immense wealth, but few have left such a profound impact as this person.
He almost redefined the research approach to growth stock investing and became an important source of ideas frequently mentioned by top investors like Buffett.
He is Philip, Fisher.
Fisher founded his investment company during the most severe period of the Great Depression in the United States in 1931, and since then, he has navigated the company through multiple bull and bear markets, continuously growing. His investment philosophy has transcended time and continues to deeply influence investors around the world today.

The stock market is full of such people, who have a price concept for everything,

yet know nothing of its true value.

——Philip A. Fisher

If your assessment of this trend is correct, then after your first entry, you will quickly see floating profits.

From then on, what you need to do is to always stay alert and pay attention to signals that indicate danger.

Once the signals appear, promptly withdraw from the market and secure the paper profits.

—— Jesse Livermore

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Newspaper boy William O'Neil used this CAN SLIM stock selection method to rise to become a legendary investor on Wall Street.

William O'Neil is a legendary Wall Street investor, known as a master of trend-following stock picking. He grew up during the Great Depression in the United States and made a living by selling newspapers and doing odd jobs as a child.
At the age of 25, penniless, he came to Wall Street as a stock manager. Through systematic research on massive stock charts and financial data, he summarized the commonalities of top-performing stocks and used this framework to earn $200,000 in just a few years, back in the 1960s.
At the age of 30, he started his own securities trading company and became one of the youngest seat holders on the New York Stock Exchange at the time.

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The Wall Street legend trader Dennis, who turned $1,600 into $360 million, proved with an experiment that trading relies not only on talent but also on systematic cultivation.

Are great traders born or cultivated?
Many people believe that trading ultimately relies on intuition, talent, temperament, and a feel for the market, which are difficult to learn systematically.
But Wall Street's legendary trader, Richard Dennis, completely disagrees with this viewpoint.

Dennis initially started as a runner earning $60 a week at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Later, he began trading with $1,600 borrowed from his family and, within just 6 years, turned it into $350 million.

Dennis has a classic saying: great traders are not born but can be systematically cultivated through rules and discipline.

Michael Marcos, the legendary trader who turned a capital of 30,000 USD into 80 million USD. In his early years, he was a repeatedly failing super rookie, often trading impulsively and losing everything, with borrowed money fully invested in the market. Thanks to the guidance of Ed Sycota, he realized the importance of trading discipline. He said these are the eternal trading rules he has always followed. First, never let a single loss exceed 5%. The maximum risk of any trade cannot exceed 5% of the total capital; the core of this approach is not to increase the win rate but to ensure that the account has enough margin for error, so that it won't be directly breached by several consecutive mistakes. Second, set stop-loss levels before entering a trade. Stop-loss must be determined before opening a position because once in, it's easy for a person to be influenced by unrealized losses in their judgment. Setting a stop-loss in advance essentially cuts off the illusion of luck with discipline, preventing small mistakes from turning into large losses. Next, confirm fundamentals, technicals, and market responses simultaneously. Good trading opportunities should not rely on a single signal but should check if three points resonate: whether the fundamental direction supports it, whether the technical trend is valid, and whether the market's reaction to the news meets expectations, especially emphasizing the last point, as market reactions are often more important than the news itself. Finally, cut losing positions promptly and hold winning positions as much as possible. The key to trading is not making the right call every time but keeping losses small when losing and making big profits when winning. Only by controlling small losses and truly holding on to profitable positions can the overall profit and loss structure work in your favor. Marcos also said that trading must involve independent judgment and not blindly follow others; if you can't see clearly, it's best to exit and observe, avoiding hesitation and luck from amplifying risks. And don’t let trading become everything in life; the ultimate goal of a successful trader must be a harmonious balance between life and work.

Michael Marcos, the legendary trader who turned a capital of 30,000 USD into 80 million USD.

In his early years, he was a repeatedly failing super rookie, often trading impulsively and losing everything, with borrowed money fully invested in the market.

Thanks to the guidance of Ed Sycota, he realized the importance of trading discipline.

He said these are the eternal trading rules he has always followed.

First, never let a single loss exceed 5%.
The maximum risk of any trade cannot exceed 5% of the total capital; the core of this approach is not to increase the win rate but to ensure that the account has enough margin for error, so that it won't be directly breached by several consecutive mistakes.

Second, set stop-loss levels before entering a trade.
Stop-loss must be determined before opening a position because once in, it's easy for a person to be influenced by unrealized losses in their judgment. Setting a stop-loss in advance essentially cuts off the illusion of luck with discipline, preventing small mistakes from turning into large losses.

Next, confirm fundamentals, technicals, and market responses simultaneously.
Good trading opportunities should not rely on a single signal but should check if three points resonate: whether the fundamental direction supports it, whether the technical trend is valid, and whether the market's reaction to the news meets expectations, especially emphasizing the last point, as market reactions are often more important than the news itself.

Finally, cut losing positions promptly and hold winning positions as much as possible.
The key to trading is not making the right call every time but keeping losses small when losing and making big profits when winning. Only by controlling small losses and truly holding on to profitable positions can the overall profit and loss structure work in your favor.

Marcos also said that trading must involve independent judgment and not blindly follow others; if you can't see clearly, it's best to exit and observe, avoiding hesitation and luck from amplifying risks.
And don’t let trading become everything in life; the ultimate goal of a successful trader must be a harmonious balance between life and work.

Miner brother Jasonleo's key position is precise, how does this top-touch bottom-buying technique work?

Jasonleo doesn't waste words and directly throws out the strategy manual. He also said that anyone who can't make money with this strategy can come to find him. According to his method of trading, you can earn at least 6 times out of 10.

The video and article explain it in detail.

This approach is indeed very effective for the current market, especially for Ethereum and Bitcoin. You can backtest and observe a suitable price fluctuation range for the varieties you often trade.

The strategy may make money, but to earn big like miner brother, you need more than just a trading strategy: one is courage, the other is risk control, and the third is off-market income.

This ultimately determines your profit ceiling.

If you have these, then you can do it too; it’s just a matter of time!

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The top trader in the cryptocurrency real profit list!! The miner brother Jasonleo earned 15 million US dollars in 7 days, the strategies shared are very interesting, but courage, risk control, and off-market income determine the upper limit of returns!

The big miner Jasonleo can be said to be the hottest short-term trader in the cryptocurrency circle right now.
From early April until now, in these few days, a long position of over 67,000 US dollars and a short position of 71,600 US dollars, he made 15 million US dollars from such short waves, equivalent to 100 million RMB. Wang Jianlin probably couldn't achieve a small goal that quickly.

Heavy positions, precise points, how is this top-notch technique for bottom fishing done.
The big miner didn't waste words, directly throwing out his money printing machine manual, and he said anyone who can't make money using this strategy can come find him. According to his method of trading, at least 6 out of 10 times you can earn money.

Make big money, it's not about frequent trading, but about patiently waiting.

——Charlie Munger

The Wall Street Journal interviewed the quantitative trading giant Haina Group, first sitting down for a game of Texas Hold'em with their executives.

Because within Haina, they really do use poker to train traders.

In their view, the most important abilities in trading are almost always exposed at the poker table.

Thinking about it carefully, it really is true.

The most similar aspect between the poker table and the market is that neither will hand you complete information.

When playing Texas Hold'em, you cannot see your opponent's hole cards, nor do you know what the next community card will be, trading is the same.

You cannot see the future price path, nor do you know what other large funds will do next.

So what is truly important.

Is to continuously make decisions with higher expected values under the condition of incomplete information.

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The best trading lesson may be hidden in Texas Hold'em.

It is said that many experts on Wall Street love to play Texas Hold'em.
Like David Einhorn, founder of Greenlight Capital, who ranked 18th in the 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event. Famous hedge fund manager Dan Shak is also a regular at high-stakes tables, having won the Aussie Millions and accumulated over $14.4 million in live tournament winnings.
Interestingly, even a quantitative trading giant like Haina International Group uses Texas Hold'em to train traders.
Many times, poker is closer to the real face of the market than many trading courses. The most difficult issues in trading almost appear unchanged at the poker table.

System trading pioneer Ed Seykota once turned a real client account from $5,000 to over $15 million.

He said his success comes from five very simple trading principles.

- First look at price and market behavior, not fundamentals.
Because the price itself already reflects the collective judgment of market participants; by the time news, research reports, and explanations flood in, a lot of capital has often already completed its positioning. What is truly useful is not the explanations after the fact, but how the price is moving right now.

- Trade with the trend, do not fight the market.
Once the market establishes a trend, what traders need to do is not guess the top or bottom, but identify the direction and go with it. Until the trend ends, there is no need to rush to prove that you are smarter than the market.

- Consider risk first, then profit.
Survival is always more important than offense. For every trade, first think about how much you would lose if you are wrong, rather than how much you could make if you are right. Only by controlling losses can you earn the right to stay in the market for the next opportunity.

- Handle losses quickly, and try to hold onto profits.
As long as losses are kept small when losing, and you can truly follow the trend when making profits, a few big trades can cover a lot of trial and error costs.

- Do not predict the market, just react to it.
Predictions can easily lead one into subjective obsessions. The key to systematic trading is to make yourself react based on price changes: enter when you should, exit when you should, rather than having a viewpoint and then forcing the market to align with it.

The biggest enemies in trading are our own fears, greed, and impatience.
Establishing a mechanical system that eliminates subjective predictions, strictly follows price trends, and places risk control as a priority is essential for long-term survival in the market.

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The trading rules I have always followed are:

First, losses should be cut quickly.

Second, profitable trades should be held as long as possible.

Third, position size should always be light.

Fourth, once rules are set, they must be strictly followed.

Fifth, one should also know when to be a bit flexible.

—— Ed Seykota

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, why is he always associated with underwear?

Because it is said that Greenspan likes to observe the consumption status of Americans through the Men's Underwear Index.

The general idea is that when the economy is bad, even essential items like men's underwear, which should be regularly replaced, are put off because they are not visible to others, so people save where they can.

The most classic example is that after the 2008 financial crisis, the sales growth of men's underwear in the U.S. noticeably slowed down, and by the end of January 2009, sales actually dropped by 12%.

By 2011, when the economy had clearly rebounded, annual sales of men's underwear increased by 6.6%.

This is somewhat similar to the underlying logic of the lipstick effect.