It's not that I'm awesome; the market needs people who understand the rhythm.
Yesterday morning, I led a follower in a wave of trading, and my account went from 1400U to 3800U.
Some people didn't believe me and called me a bluff.
I just want to say: Those who can make money are always a minority.
Many investors constantly boast about their understanding of candlestick charts and news, but they lose their composure once they get in the market:
They go all-in when they see a big bullish candlestick, only to be scalped back;
They panic-cut their orders when they see a big drop, only to see a sharp rise the next day.
This is reality—they understand the principles, but when it comes to actually trading, they're completely clueless.
How do I do it? Three simple steps.
✅ Step 1: Always split your positions.
Don't just take a big risk all at once; trade in layers. My logic:
50% defensive strategy to lock in your principal;
30% follow the trend to profit;
20% aggressive strategy to make quick money.
✅ Step 2: Prioritize the trend, fueled by emotion.
The market is like a train; those who go against it will perish.
But the key is to be bold in and out: I buy when others are fearful, and I take profits when others are greedy.
✅ Step 3: Stop-loss = Amulet
I set a stop-loss for every trade. I'm not a god, but I guarantee a small loss if I'm wrong, and a large profit if I'm right.
Thanks to this, I can steadily double my account, instead of experiencing the wild ups and downs that most people experience.
You lose money not because the market is bad, but because you don't have the right timing.
Fans who follow me for five rounds tripled their accounts;
Someone lost 200,000 yuan and steadily earned it back in three weeks with me;
There are also workers who follow two trades every day, and now their monthly salary doesn't even match their contract profits.
I'm not afraid of your doubts, because the data speaks for itself.
Real things don't need packaging; rhythm is the key to turning a profit.
The next market cycle is already in my sights.
Those who want to continue blindly trading can stay in the market and have fun.
Those who want to turn a profit know how to do it.
