Chasing the rise and selling the fall is the inevitable fate of every new investor. As soon as the candlestick chart rises, they're itching to buy, rushing in and then diving. No sooner have they sold their losses than the market rebounds back to square one. Do you think you're unlucky? No, you're simply following the same path as 99% of retail investors: chasing highs, selling lows, and constantly throwing money away, becoming a virtual cash machine for the market.
I've seen countless accounts like this. They trade daily and frequently, looking like experts, but when you calculate their net worth, it's dwindling. Why? Because they have no system, no rhythm, no logic; they trade based solely on emotion, and the market gives them a lesson.
One of my followers saw his account slashed from 12,000 to 480,000 yuan—a classic example of the "chasing the rise and selling the fall" type. Later, I taught him just one strategy: buy low and follow the trend. He tripled his money in a week. He told me, "Brother, this is the first time I've felt that making money can be leisurely and steady."
Trading isn't about who reacts quickly, but who survives longer. Rhythm, position control, and mindset are the keys to success for retail investors. I've weathered countless market fluctuations thanks to that "emotional blackout" strategy. It's not a magic trick, but it's incredibly stable.
Those who don't understand will continue chasing highs and selling lows, in an endless cycle; those who do understand will already be quietly profiting. This fan has almost doubled their money in 20 days. To put it bluntly: I'm not afraid of your stupidity, I'm just afraid of your continued inaction.
