Rolling over? To put it simply, it's about stubbornly clinging to your own foolishness.

Most people ask me: "Bro, how do you roll over? How do you double your money?"

Every time I hear such questions, the first image that comes to my mind is not a screenshot of an account making tens of thousands of U.

Instead, it's 2 AM, staring at the screen so long I want to smash my computer,

just after stopping out of a trade, cursing myself in my mind: "I was reckless again."

Or it's just when I finally managed to make a profit from a trade,

I couldn't resist adding more to my position, and ended up losing all my gains, sitting on the edge of my bed reflecting on life.

To put it plainly, what is rolling over? It's a person, repeatedly experiencing losses, regret, correcting mistakes, losing again, and correcting mistakes again,

slowly learning to keep quiet, learning to wait, learning to admit defeat, learning to follow the rules,

until finally the account starts to grow little by little.

Don't talk to me about big hits, don't talk to me about insider information.

Rolling over only has two things: control your hands. Live long enough.

At first, I was so excited about a 10% increase in my account that I couldn't sleep, later, when the account lost 5%, I could calmly close the computer to go eat.

Real growth is not about the account numbers going up, but about finally understanding:

When there's a trade to make, make it; when there's none, wait. Making money is about rhythm, not passion.

Sometimes, I wait three days for a trade opportunity; sometimes, I make five trades and earn less than someone else's one trade.

But I'm not in a hurry. Because I know, as long as the account doesn't blow up, the rhythm continues, the money will eventually be mine.

So if you ask me: what’s the core of rolling over?

I’ll only reply with this: it’s about stubbornly grappling with all your past foolish actions, impulsive emotions, and reckless trading habits...