1. No one can accurately predict market trends. True trading is about making executable and resilient trading plans based on your own general judgment;

2. In trading plans, try to minimize the weight of subjective judgment and increase the weight of the plan (position control, take profit, stop loss, etc.);

3. Position sizes and levels should correspond; for larger levels, use larger positions; for smaller levels, do not use large positions;

4. Beginners, or those who haven't made significant money in this market, should try to trade at slightly larger levels, as the larger the level, the higher the certainty, and the smaller the level, the lower the certainty;

5. Trading is a process of cultivation; review your trades frequently and backtest each one; try not to step into the same pits you have previously encountered, and practice more; when you realize that you no longer step into the pitfalls you have encountered before, this is progress achieved through practice, avoiding the weaknesses of human nature;

6. Chasing short-term profits is ultimately fleeting; only trading is eternal.