Don't be misled by myths; the essence of trading is 'survival'
There are always people who believe that to be successful in trading, one must earn hundreds of thousands or millions, constantly chasing those 'get rich quick' myths.
But to be honest, this kind of thinking is dangerous. There are no born lucky individuals in the market; only those who understand their own limits can go far.
I am not a genius trader; I am just an ordinary retail investor who has summarized some insights through trial and error. My goal is simple – to make steady profits within my capabilities, improve my life, and help my family live a little better.
As for those who frequently shout about 'tenfold or hundredfold' returns, I can only smile; they may not have experienced the harsh realities of the market.
Trading is not about betting your life; it's about learning to survive first, then talking about profits. Money made by luck will eventually be lost by skill. If you don't have the ability to judge trends in advance, then learn to follow the market, don't resist. Those who are always a step behind can only sip the soup, and in the end, they might not even get the soup.
This market is very realistic; the ones who survive are the winners. Don't always think about getting rich quickly; first think about how to make fewer mistakes.
Steady and methodical, accumulate slowly, and you will find – making money really doesn't require so many myths.
