I am Brother Tian, and I have been in the finance circle for ten years. Today, let's not talk about theory, but instead discuss how 28-year-old Xiao Li went from being a security guard at a night club to having 220,000 U in his account!
01 Direct Message at 3 AM
In March, I received a voice message: "Brother, I just finished my night shift as a security guard, I keep falling asleep during the day while watching the market... I started with 5000 U and now I only have 1800." After listening to the cicadas at 4 AM, I set strict rules for him:
No more than 60 U loss per trade (the cost of three nights' meals)
No market watching from 23:00 to 04:00 (strictly sleep)
Delete all groups with the words 'get rich quick' from his phone
02 The Resonance of K-Line Charts and Monitors
This kid discovered that watching the market and monitoring are similar:
Abnormal fluctuations = suspicious persons (key areas to watch)
Breaking key levels = fire alarm ringing (must respond immediately)
Stop-loss level = protective circle (must take action if crossed)
By transferring the alertness of a night security job to trading, he turned his monthly earnings positive for the first time.
03 Rooftop Battle Night
On the night of the May crash:
20:00 He noticed the Binance contract long-short ratio was 1:9 in the monitoring room
22:30 He opened a short position with 300 U (leverage ×10)
01:20 Triggered a stop loss and lost 100 U (exiting according to discipline)
03:00 During a pullback, he accurately added to his short with 500 U
07:00 Closed the position at shift change, earning 2800 U
Using his understanding of the casino as a security guard, he took two waves of profits from the dealer.
04 The Golden Key in the Security Room
Last week, I was amazed when I visited his rented apartment:
Initial 5000 U → now 220,000 U
11 consecutive weeks of positive earnings
A 'discipline checklist' posted next to the monitor
What’s even more impressive is that he used his profits to obtain a fund practitioner certificate, and during an interview, he pointed at the K-line chart and said, "I can keep an eye on every small move of the devil trader."
Survival Rules for Brothers
Capital is the lifeblood—margin call limits cannot exceed monthly salary
Fatigue is poison—a well-rested mind is more reliable than indicators
Counter-intuitive operations—when Douyin is flaunting profits, it's time to take profits
Cross-industry empowerment—the skills honed in one’s main job often become a killer in trading
The market never asks about your background but always rewards those who engrave discipline into their bones. Now Xiao Li interviews for a fund manager position in a suit during the day and wears a security uniform at night to write review notes—he calls this the art of mutual combat!
The next wave of plans has already been drawn up, with points, rhythm, and positions all clearly marked. Associating with @币来财888 , no nonsense, just one principle: precise strikes, no useless efforts.
But a word of caution: only bring those with strong execution skills.
