The black piece speaks with images!

He was once like many of you who are new to the market, but deeper than that, he shares the common anxiety, confusion, and lack of confidence that retail investors often face.

"Teacher, I always lose when I buy and gain when I sell..." "Watching the market fluctuate makes my heart race, and I don't know whether to stay or leave." These are common "pain points" shared by many newcomers to the market. Frequent trading leads to losses, emotional trading disrupts rhythm, and information overload leaves one at a loss. More importantly, there is a lack of a systematic, executable method to cope with the market's unpredictability, leading to gradual erosion of capital without one realizing it. I deeply resonate with such predicaments.

Under clear strategic guidance, he overcame his previous panic. He acted decisively when opportunities arose, firmly exited when risks approached, and gradually took profits according to plan after accumulating gains. There were no frequent upheavals; every step was based on reason. The process was not smooth sailing, and the market often had its ups and downs, but a clear plan stabilized his mindset.

If you are still experiencing this pain:

Pain points are breakthrough opportunities: Recognizing issues such as "frequent trading," "emotional trading," and "lack of planning" is the first step to progress. Resolve these, and profits will naturally follow.

Trading is the art of "guarding": Patiently waiting for your own high-certainty signals is far more important than blindly chasing "excitement." Opportunities are always there; capital protection is the cornerstone.

Discipline is the lifeline: No matter how good the plan, without strict execution, it's all talk. Setting stop-losses is like buckling a seatbelt while driving; it can save your life in critical moments. Taking profits is about letting gains run while preventing a roller coaster ride.

Seek guidance rather than code: Find the right people; the focus should be on learning thought processes and risk management methods, establishing your own trading system, rather than just seeking a code.

Before, I was stumbling in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.

The light has always been on; will you follow? @币来财888