"It exploded again..." At three in the morning, I stared at the grim green candlestick chart, my fingers trembling uncontrollably. This was the third time this week I had been liquidated, with total losses exceeding $50,000. At that time, I operated frequently like a gambler during the day, but at night I couldn't sleep, anxious in bed—not because I was afraid of losing money, but because I feared I would never be able to stand up again.

I once fantasized about getting rich overnight:

Heavily buying and selling at market highs and lows

Counter-trend bottom-fishing and peak-catching

Trading dozens of times in a single day

And the result? My account was like a deflating balloon, getting flatter and flatter.

A turning point came on that rainy night of liquidation. I suddenly realized:

Frequent trading = chronic self-destruction

Profits without a system are all luck

True opportunities come only a few times a year

Now my trading is terrifyingly simple:

1. A maximum of two trades per day

2. Only trading daily trend markets

3. Withdraw principal after a 5% profit

4. Shut down immediately after a 3% loss

And the result? Starting from dozens of dollars a day to now steadily 500-1500 dollars, with a daily maximum of 3000 dollars when the market is good. The most valuable thing is not making money, but finally being able to sleep soundly without worrying about market fluctuations.

The essence of this method:

Capital divided and rolled

Profit stair-step take profit

Losses cut off immediately

No regrets for missed opportunities

I know you might be:

Unable to stop frequent trading

Wanting to increase positions to recover losses

Unable to hold onto profits

In this market, those who survive long learn to "not lose money" first, before thinking about how to make money. Those who post screenshots of huge profits every day have probably already been liquidated and left the group. Meanwhile, my account continues to grow steadily. This is not luck; it is the result of fundamentally changing trading habits.