Some people aren't unable to make money; they just can't sit still...

A while ago, an old fan followed the strategy steadily for a month, broke even + made a small profit, and said they wanted to take a break, 'get ashore.' I agreed, respecting their choice.

But then yesterday, I received news: they were about to get liquidated.

When I looked at their positions and operations, I immediately understood—feeling good about themselves, they decided to go solo, and as a result? Just a slight fluctuation in market sentiment almost wiped them out.

When making money, one feels invincible; when losing, one realizes that stability is key.

Brothers, the market can be traded but must be done steadily; profits can be made but don't be greedy.

It's best to take what you can and secure it; that's true skill.

I'm not afraid that you can't operate; I'm afraid that your mindset is too scattered.

Follow the plan, manage your positions well, ensure risk control is in place, and take a break when you've made profits. Don't challenge markets you can't yet control.

This round of market action is far from over; the key is whether you can hold steady and secure your gains.

Whether to enter or not depends on personal judgment, but here's a message for you:

Don't let the market swallow back all the money you've worked hard to earn.

Want to learn how to stabilize your rhythm and stop making reckless losses? Join us, and let's move steadily together.

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