From Debt to Turnaround: A Trader's Awakening Journey

Li Yan first made a real profit from trading three months after attending my trading course.

That night, he stared at the Bitcoin price chart on his computer screen, his finger hovering above the keyboard for a long time. "Teacher, I still can't make up my mind," he wrote in a private message, "the last loss has left me a bit traumatized."

I replied to him: "Do you remember the trading rules we set?"

"Yes, stop loss at 3%, take profit at 10%." He quickly replied.

"Then execute it, don't think too much." I replied briefly.

Half an hour later, he finally pressed the confirm button. The next day, the market rose as expected, reaching the take profit point and automatically closing the position, yielding an 11% profit.

When he received the transaction notification, he sent me a message: "So following the plan really can make money."

From Impulse to Restraint

Li Yan's biggest problem was not technical analysis, but emotional control. Greedy when profitable, unwilling to accept losses.

I had him start keeping a trading diary, and before each trade, he had to complete three steps: write down the reason for entry, clarify stop loss and take profit points, and estimate holding time.

"Before the market closes, you must check if you strictly followed the rules."

At first, he often hesitated at the edge of the stop loss, even secretly modifying his plan. But three months later, his account grew from 50,000 to 120,000.

"I understand now," he wrote in the weekly report, "trading is not about who makes more money, but who lasts longer."

The True Test

In March this year, the market suddenly plummeted, and Li Yan's position instantly hit the stop loss line.

After closing his position on time, he sent me a message: "Executed as planned, lost 5%."

I asked him: "How do you feel?"

"Surprisingly calm," he replied, "previously at this time, I would definitely be frantically adding to my position trying to recover."

The next day, the market rebounded, but he had no regrets. "Losing money by following the rules is more reassuring than making money by luck."

Now He

Last month, he sent me a screenshot of his latest account, and the fund size has reached seven figures.

He said, "The biggest gain is not these numbers, but finally establishing my own trading discipline."

I replied to him: "The way of trading is not about predicting the market, but about controlling oneself."

He replied, "Thank you for teaching me the most important lesson: in the market, discipline is life."

Once I was stumbling around in the dark alone, now the light is in my hands.

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