From the initial 50,000 U to zero, then from 3,000 U slowly rising again,
Every crash feels like a slap, it hurts me, and it wakes me up.
In the first few years after entering the circle, I desperately pursued 'making more':
Indicators filled the screen, models changed three times a day,
Listening to others shout long and then cutting when they shout short.
As a result, my account became thinner and thinner, even my mentality was lost.
Until it reached zero, trading ultimately is about subtraction.
Step one, subtract greed.
After a 10% increase, still wanting to double it;
As a result, with one pullback, everything is given back.
Remember, profits that can be realized are what is called making money.
Step two, subtract fear.
Just being trapped for 10 points and rushing to cut losses,
After cutting, it immediately rebounds, the market seems to mock you.
Learning to wait is the first lesson in trading.
Step three, subtract distractions.
Don't pay attention to others flaunting their profits, and don't focus on the group calling trades.
You don’t know how long others have held on or how deep they’ve suffered,
That’s not your rhythm.
I know a brother,
With a capital of 8,000 U, he made it to 100,000 in six months.
Not relying on how well he operates, but on 'doing less'.
He only trades at rhythms he is familiar with,
For the market he doesn’t understand, he’d rather stay in cash.
I asked him for his secret, and he smiled and said:
'Orders that can be avoided are the life that has been earned.'
I’ve remembered that sentence for three years.
Later, I deleted all the fancy indicators,
Only keeping candlesticks, volume, and key support.
No predictions, no fantasies, only taking certain opportunities.
Set profit targets, write stop losses clearly, and leave when it hits.
Now the account no longer surges or plummets,
But the net value curve is as stable as an ECG.
In this market, it is very difficult to go on relying on one person.
Now, I have a repaired road here, will you walk it?
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