Why is trading considered counterintuitive?
From 10,000 to 1 million, it took me two years; from 1 million to 10 million, it only took one year. But many people don’t know that before making my first million, I experienced a full 3 years of losses.
Looking back, what truly led to my transformation was understanding the four fundamental rules that the market never deviates from: trend, inertia, regression, and repetition.
✅ Trend tells you where the money is going; direction is greater than everything;
✅ Inertia means that once it starts, it won’t easily stop;
✅ Regression reminds you that extremes will reverse, don’t chase prices in a frenzy;
✅ Repetition is the market's most generous gift—history will replay in different rhythms, and you can see the future from the past.
Many people get tangled up in whether to use the 5-day line or the 20-day line, MACD or KDJ... but actually, which line you use doesn’t matter; the real reason you make money has never been the indicator itself, but the logic behind it: how to filter noise, define trends, and trigger buys and sells.
Just like a knife can cut vegetables, the key isn’t whether you use an iron knife or a steel knife, but that you know when to cut and where to apply force.
Real, stable profits come not from complex techniques or esoteric tactics, but from integrating the four major rules into your strategy: define direction with trends, find timing with inertia, manage losses with regression, and review with repetition.
Once the logic is closed-loop, the market becomes your ATM.
This path isn't actually difficult; the hard part is letting go of the 'shortcut mindset' and seeing the underlying rules clearly.
When you truly understand trend, inertia, regression, and repetition, the market's certainty has always been there.
