First rule: Preserve your principal to survive in the market for the long term.

The principal is the lifeline and must be firmly protected! Many people overlook risks in pursuit of high returns, resulting in heavy losses.


Second rule: As long as you are not greedy, making a profit is actually quite simple.

Maintain a stable mindset; earning a little less can actually make it easier to accumulate wealth.

Third rule: Focus your investments, don’t go all in, and follow the trend.

Do not blindly diversify investments; avoid investing all capital and adjust strategies according to market trends.

Fourth rule: Avoid heavy positions, don’t stubbornly hold, trade less.

Control your position, don’t stubbornly bear losses, moderate trading is enough.



Fifth rule: Enter calmly, exit decisively, and be resolute with stop-loss.

Don’t rush to buy; be decisive when selling, and strictly execute the stop-loss line after setting it.

Sixth rule: Market profits are endless, but losses may be bottomless.

Don’t be greedy for money that can’t be earned, but losses can deplete everything.

Seventh rule: Once the stop-loss is triggered, exit immediately.

Stop-loss is protection for your account and should not be hesitated.

Eighth rule: Long-term and short-term, securing profits is the most stable strategy.

Whether trading long or short, ultimately ensure to secure your profits.

Ninth rule: The unchanging truth of the market is that extreme conditions will lead to reversals.

Whether rising or falling, there is a limit, and a reversal is inevitable.

Tenth rule: Don’t operate when there are no opportunities; missing out is not frightening.

Don’t force every opportunity; capturing part of it is already enough.

Eleventh rule: Waiting for the right opportunity is more important than blind operations.

Don’t rush to find trading opportunities; patiently waiting is more advantageous.

Twelfth rule: Stop trading after achieving your goals, and conserve your energy.

Don’t be greedy; exit appropriately after achieving daily goals, and conserve energy for the next trade.

Thirteenth rule: Stop-loss is set by yourself; profit comes from the market's grace.

Stop-loss is the investor's responsibility, while profit is the market's return.

Fourteenth rule: Wealth comes from waiting, not frequent operations.

The best investments are often obtained through patient waiting, not constant trading.

Fifteenth rule: When your mindset is weak, strictly executing strategies is most important.

Desire in trading can easily get out of control; only by strictly executing strategies can one achieve unity of knowledge and action.

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