There are actually two ways to make big money trading:
One is to go all in and leverage heavily, making money instantly, like riding a rocket. While this approach may seem exciting, it's actually like walking a tightrope—you're either constantly bouncing back and forth between liquidation and recovery, or simply losing everything and leaving the market. Only one in a hundred people actually make a killing and quit. The old saying, "In the end, contracts always end in liquidation," refers to this approach.
The other is to trade slowly and with a small position, using only a small amount of leverage, relying on high-frequency trading to accumulate small gains. Simply put, it's about using time to build up momentum.
I sincerely urge my followers to take the second, steady path. Don't be tempted by the quick buck; join me in the long-term, and finally, walk away with your money. Isn't that better than anything?
If anyone is confused by market fluctuations, unsure how to handle a trapped position, or feels misled during trading, please feel free to discuss! Follow Brother Yu, he'll share his practical experience from time to time. Follow him!
