Don't rush to give up; those who endure are not born experts.

You might be in a low point right now, with your account shrinking repeatedly, and your mindset has been worn down. Perhaps you just closed a losing trade and are eager to go all in to recover your losses.

I understand this feeling because I have experienced it myself—my account dwindled to almost nothing, but later I climbed back step by step using a trading system that I refined over time.

There are no miracles, no shortcuts; it's all about falling down repeatedly and reviewing your trades to gain a sense of rhythm.

First, stabilize yourself; don't rush to seek wins.

The first step is to prioritize the safety of your account.

I used to think about recovering everything in one go, but I was repeatedly educated by the market. Later, I established a strict rule:

Only use 20% of total capital for each trade; never touch the rest.

The purpose of this is not to earn slowly, but to ensure that you can last until the next opportunity, even in the worst market conditions.

Then comes the second step—make your trading logical.

Fixed time frame + clear entry and exit rules.

I only look at 4-hour trends, combined with 1-hour key levels.

Every trade must be documented: Why enter? What conditions to exit? When to stop loss?

Stop loss should not be executed when you are panicking from losses, but should be set in advance and executed once triggered. The same applies to take profit; collect when conditions are met, without fantasizing about higher points.

Don't underestimate this step; most losing traders do not lose because of the market, but because of their own hesitation and fantasies.

The third step is to maintain a slow rhythm; don't expect a massive hit.

Consolidate during profit periods and pull back during loss periods.

I set my rhythm as: if I have three consecutive profitable trades, I will stay out of the market for two days to prevent overexpansion due to favorable conditions.

Increase position size slightly during profits, and immediately reduce exposure during losses to lighten the burden of losses.

Review once a week, identifying impulsive trades and finding ways to reduce them the following week.

The accumulation of these years is not from one or two big wins, but from this set of rules, which has taken me from thousands to hundreds of thousands, and then to millions.

I am not a naturally gifted trader, nor have I relied on others' guidance. It's all about my repeated trial and error in the market, embedding these methods into my very being.

The market will always be there; the next surge may not be yours, but the next crash will certainly test you.

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