In the last round of significant fluctuations, I completed two rounds of rolling positions. There were no liquidations, no leveraged bets on the future, just pure rhythm control, gradually rolling up step by step.

Do you think making money depends on skills? On a certain piece of news? Actually, it’s none of that. What really works is a sense of rhythm.

Most people lose money not because they don’t understand candlestick charts, but because they can't do these few things:

Getting anxious and exiting after a 10% gain, fearing profit reversal.

Unable to hold on and cutting losses after a 5% drop, resulting in a back-and-forth loss.

Wanting to take big risks before the opportunity arrives, with chaotic positions and disrupted rhythm.

In my two rounds of operations, every trade was aligned with the structure: building a bottom position right when the trend started, adding to the position when volume confirmed, and reducing positions to take profits when the price increase was too high. It’s not about guessing the top, nor is it about going all in; it’s about trading according to the chart and rhythm.

Many people are not incapable of recovering losses, but their rhythm is off. They can’t control their positions, and a single trade wipes out half a month’s profits; seeing others making a fortune, they follow their trades and end up catching the knife at the top.

I’ve told a few friends nearby, if you really want to recover your losses, you need to first quit these three things:

Entering heavily before the market moves, and getting washed out with every fluctuation.

Getting carried away after a big win, thinking the next round can multiply tenfold.

Lacking a profit-taking strategy, not securing profits when they come in, and regretting it when waiting for a pullback.

Not everyone is suitable for this rolling position strategy, but as long as the method is correct, emotions are stable, and execution is solid, even starting with just a few thousand U, you can gradually build it up.

Now the market is heating up again, and every day someone asks me for my views. I don’t talk about levels, and I don’t mention signals; I only say one thing: Can you maintain your own rhythm?

If you can maintain it, there is a chance; if you panic, it doesn’t matter how good the market is.