The Hidden Wealth Code in Trading is Actually 'Counterintuitive'?

Have you been struggling in the trading market but still find it hard to make a profit?

Have you learned various trading strategies and still lost miserably?

Today, after attending the ASTER communication meeting, Fuqi will reveal a mind-blowing truth: the ultimate secret to making money is 'counterintuitive'!

At the meeting, I witnessed a miracle created by a top trader—starting from $50,000, he reached $100 million in just one year and nine months!

After a deep conversation with him, I suddenly realized: the true gap in trading is not technical skills, but the cultivation of 'counterintuitive' thinking.

He often says: 'Many people learn strategies but lose to themselves.

As for me, I only focus on one thing—maintaining discipline.'

The core principles he shared, although simple, are worth their weight in gold:

First, even if the win rate is as high as 99%, never risk more than 2% of your capital in a single trade.

'Impulsiveness is the devil; as long as you're alive, you can produce results.'

He constantly reminds himself not to fantasize that 'if I win this time, I'll be free,' first ensure that he can always 'play in the market.'

Second, before entering a trade, think 'what is the worst outcome I can accept.'

Setting a stop loss is not cowardice, but a way to rein in impulsiveness.

Once the price hits the stop loss line, don’t make excuses or hold onto fantasies; leave the market immediately.

'Only those who can set stop losses are qualified to talk about winning.'

Third, when making money, exit in batches to let profits grow by themselves.

For example, if floating profits exceed 50%, withdraw half of the capital first, and set a trailing stop for the rest.

'Using profits to gamble changes your mindset completely. You are using the market's money to earn more money.'

I've seen too many people blindly pursue the 'holy grail strategy' but fail because of human nature's fluctuations.

True successful traders can often repeat simple things to perfection.

Sometimes, being slow means being fast; defending is also attacking.

Retail investors who want to profit in the trading market must be 'patient for opportunities, decisive and accurate when acting.'

Those who can survive in the market and still make money are always the ones brave enough to reach out first.

Are you ready? @小玥