Some people lose everything in one night, while others double their money overnight; the difference lies in 'where to enter and where to exit'!
The same candlestick chart shows that some people lose 1WU, while others earn 1wu.
The market never distinguishes between you and me.
The difference is——where you enter and where you exit.
The question is not 'can you read the market', but do you have a rhythm system:
I double my money relying on three words:
Enter + Guard + Exit
My rhythm system logic (only discussing part of it):
1️⃣ Where to enter? → Structure pullback + Controlled position testing
Don't chase after a spike, and don't rush just because someone says it will go up.
✅ Only trade at confirmed pullback points.
✅ Each initial trade only uses 15% of total capital, no emotional positions.
2️⃣ How to guard? → Only add to positions when in profit, don't hold through a drawdown.
Only add to positions when profit reaches +10%.
All this round of position increases comes from profits, with the principal remaining untouched.
Do you hold on when there's a drawdown? That’s not buying long, that’s just holding on for dear life.
3️⃣ When to exit? → Take profit and lock in gains, rolling profits into the next round.
Once the first target is hit, take off 40% to lock in profits without looking back.
Lock in profits on the remaining positions and push for the second segment.
Directly reuse profits to roll into the next wave, closing the position cycle and reducing risk to zero.
Why do some people lose everything in one night?
They chase when they think it will go up and then get ambushed.
They don’t take profits, and once they’re down, they start holding.
They don’t understand position sizing, betting everything in a full position.
To put it simply, it’s not that you are stupid; it’s that you have no rhythm system and no exit logic.
While you are stubbornly holding on, I have already taken profits.
While your emotions are exploding, I am rolling into the next wave of profits.
