Trading is not a game of luck, but a practice of awareness and discipline. At the beginning of entering the market, I was deeply trapped in the dilemma of chasing rising prices and cutting losses, swept along by market emotions, which ultimately led to frequent losses. Later, I realized that respecting the market is fundamental, and acting in accordance with the trend is far better than blindly going against it.

Adhere to strict stop-loss and take-profit rules, do not cling to excessive floating profits, nor avoid reasonable losses—stop-loss is not a surrender, but a way to keep the account alive and open up possibilities for recovery. The more critical aspect is to continuously review and consolidate, as every transaction's profit and loss must be accurately attributed, extracting rules from mistakes rather than indulging in the fluctuations of short-term results.

Now I deeply understand that the core essence of trading lies in 'making fewer fatal mistakes.' Only by maintaining patience, restraining desires, and making cautious decisions within the boundaries of one's own understanding can one stand firm in the long-term iterations of the market and achieve stable existence.

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