When it’s possible to make money, you have to put in the effort to maximize profits, rather than thinking every day about how to spend money.
For ordinary people, 100,000, 300,000, and 1,000,000 are all hurdles: when you have 100,000, you start thinking about buying a car; when you reach 300,000, you're considering buying a house; once you save up to 1,000,000, people around you start coming to borrow money.
The hurdle of 3,000,000 lies in the insatiable desires.
Holding onto money tightly relies on being able to endure loneliness and struggling with one's own nature.
The same principle applies to trading. I often wonder what kind of personality corresponds to what kind of trading style. But no matter which path you take, the core remains the same: when you encounter a clear market trend, you must hold on tightly to earn aggressively, rather than going all in while the market is still unclear and then just standing by to regret it when the market finally reveals itself.
