From 50,000 to 3,000U, then to 60,000: The Trading Philosophy I Learned in the Low Valley

When my account shrank from five figures to four figures, and finally to three figures, that suffocating feeling was like being pushed underwater.

I stared at the market and for the first time had the thought of 'giving up' — but it was this sting that made me completely awake: the money earned back was found during the most painful times.

I began to review each loss: Was the stop-loss set too early? Or was the position not controlled? Was it the inertia of chasing highs and selling lows, or was it emotional trading? Until I discovered — the root of the loss was 'not betting heavily at the key positions.'

On my first entry, I stubbornly held for two days. While others hurriedly stopped their losses during the pullback, I instead focused on the key support level to add to my position. When the market broke through the resistance level, my account doubled;

When others shouted to exit at the top, I was adding to my position during the pullback, and profits snowballed bigger and bigger.

From 3,000U to 60,000, it wasn't luck, it was execution — the real opportunities are often hidden in the fluctuations that others cannot endure.

Now, I only do three things:

Heavy betting at key positions: Only enter at the starting point of a major trend, such as breaking through key resistance levels or retesting support areas. At other times, I prefer to stay out and observe.

Do not chase highs or sell lows: Do not chase long positions when it reaches the resistance level, and do not bottom-fish when it hits the support level. The market never lacks 'get-rich-quick legends,' but lacks the courage to bet heavily during the lows.

Always set a stop-loss: No matter how optimistic I am about the market, if the loss exceeds 5%, I exit unconditionally. Making 10% is a skill, but losing 5% is the bottom line; this is a lesson I learned with real money.

The current market still hides opportunities, but the window won't always be open. Those who give up in the low valley will never know they are only one decisive action away from 'the next doubling.'

The market rewards only two types of people: one is the person who can calmly review in despair, and the other is the person who blindly chases highs and sells lows amid the fluctuations. This time, I choose to be the former.

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