Many people treat this market like a casino, but I managed to turn around an account that was nearly at zero.
The starting point was low, with only a little principal left, and no one believed in me. But I was unwilling to give up. It wasn't because I thought I was particularly great, but because I always believed there was a method to this place.
At the beginning, I only picked those kinds of assets that were highly volatile and easy to trigger emotional reactions. It wasn't random selection, but a deliberate search for windows where 'human nature tends to lose control.'
I focused on one direction: rhythm.
A maximum of two opportunities per day; if I missed, I would stay in cash, never averaging down or increasing my position.
I found that most people suffer losses because of the four words: 'unable to resist temptation.'
When they should wait, they don't; when they should withdraw, they don't, always thinking they can take one more bite, resulting in not getting anything and losing everything instead.
I reversed this logic.
I only took high-certainty segments, set profit and stop-loss levels in advance, and never chased the market or averaged down.
One night, the market fluctuated violently, looking like it was about to take off. I didn't chase; I continued to wait for signals.
Half an hour later, there was an unexpected change in volume, and I made a counter-decision, resulting in a direct account doubling.
It wasn't a guess; I had been watching that position for several days.
I analyzed the market structure, retail investor sentiment, and bullish actions very clearly.
In fact, being able to get out of this situation doesn't rely on metaphysics or luck.
It relies on three things: sense of rhythm, self-restraint, and precision in execution.
This circle is not short of opportunities, but those who can seize them are often not the fastest, but the steadiest.
In this market, what you're missing is not effort or opportunities, but someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.
