🔥🔥🔥From 100,000 to over 10 million, I only relied on a set of "simple methods"
I am from Hunan, 35 years old this year, and currently residing in Shenzhen.
When I entered the market in 2019 with a principal of 100,000 yuan, I fell into traps twice in a row and nearly lost everything.
But I did not give up. With a method that seemed "simple", I persisted for 6 years and eventually multiplied my principal by over a hundred times.
No insider information, no involvement in speculative projects, and no research on complex technical theories.
My trading logic is astonishingly simple: look at trading volume, observe market sentiment, and wait for critical moments.
Today, I will share these practical experiences with you for free. Even if you remember just one point, it will be enough to help you avoid countless pitfalls:
① Rapid rise followed by slow decline = Main force accumulating
Don't rush to sell; this is a classic washout tactic. The real danger is a rapid drop after a sharp rise; that is a solid selling signal.
② Sharp decline + Weak rebound = Main force escaping
A rapid decline but a weak rebound, especially when accompanied by reduced volume, often signals the end of the manipulators' performance.
③ Volume contraction at high levels is more fatal than volume expansion
Volume expansion at the top indicates that there is still capital at play, but volume contraction at high levels means no one is taking over, and a cliff-like drop could happen at any time.
④ Volume expansion at the bottom must be continuous
Single-day volume expansion is unreliable; only continuous volume expansion combined with volume contraction in a consolidation phase is a true signal for building positions.
⑤ Those who truly make money focus on "emotion"
K-lines are just the surface; emotion and capital flow are the essence. Trading volume is the most genuine language of the market.
⑥ Those who can remain in cash are masters; those who dare to take heavy positions are experts
Do not chase rising prices, do not go all in, and do not fantasize about instant success. Most people lose money, not because they lack opportunities, but because they are controlled by emotions and act blindly.
This market never lacks opportunities; it lacks patience, understanding, and execution.
Those who can truly navigate through cycles and achieve long-term profitability are often not the smartest individuals but the most clear-headed and disciplined ones.
