Trading is not a steady stream, but a high-stakes gamble.

Do you think making a few thousand every day and saving tens of thousands in a month counts as trading? No, that's just advanced labor. True trading is waiting for an epic one-sided market movement, seizing the throat of fate—three months, half a year, or even a single explosive trend that can earn you enough wealth for the rest of your life.

Short-term? High-frequency? Just a slow self-sabotage. Every trade wears down your principal, and every operation increases the risk of making mistakes. Do you think earning 2000 every day is stable? But just one loss of control, one black swan, can instantly wipe out all previous profits, even leading to losses in the hundreds of thousands. This is not trading; it's exchanging luck for illusion.

Why is it hard for ordinary people to turn their fortunes around? It's not because the market lacks opportunities, but because the chances of getting rich quick are becoming fewer and far between. Opportunities that used to come once a decade may now only appear once in twenty years. Price fluctuations are just the surface; the real despair is that the era no longer rewards courage but punishes greed.