Making trades, it's not important to see it right, it's most important to do it right.

I either haven't shown my trades or I haven't opened any, or I'm losing money.

When I see it right, I'm shouting, you all see if I'm right, I said it would go up long ago, I said it would go down long ago!

What's the use? Whether I actually made money or not, how much I made, only I know in my heart, in the previous four days lost back 5 million, damn, my heart is bleeding.

When I see it right, I opened a position, went short, when it rebounded I stopped the loss and went long wanting to take this strong rebound, but it kept getting weaker and I stopped the loss to go to sleep, preparing to open a short the next day, woke up and it had already dropped to 4500, what a joke, lost 1 million and had no chance to operate, the price is stuck, no matter which side I take I might get hit.

It's impossible for people to always make money, if it's not real trading, the trades you see, the strategies you see, the predictions of rises and falls right or wrong, could all be packaged, could be intentional, could be eternally profitable.

Isn't the current market simple? Didn't it go from 1500 to 4900 in one go? The teachers should have made more than me with real trading.

In reality? Many people who say they make money every day have a principal that doesn't even match one percent of my transaction fee loss.

This year the transaction fee is 170WU, that's not too much, right?

I pursue doing it right rather than seeing it right. Every trade is forged with real money, I just try to treat each trade seriously according to my own thoughts.

Traffic is a good thing, but if it's too hot, it needs to cool down.