From Pursuing Speed to Steadiness

In the past, I always believed that to make money in investing, one had to be fast, accurate, and aggressive.

However, after experiencing some fluctuations, I began to reflect that what truly enables one to navigate market cycles is steadiness and self-discipline.

During this period of learning and practice, I gradually developed my own methodology:

The direction should follow the trend, operations should be restrained, funds should have room to spare, and the mindset should be calm.

The person I used to be, who frequently traded and chased highs and lows, now focuses more on:

Market rhythm, rather than temporary fluctuations

Operational logic, rather than making trades based on feelings

Risk control, rather than profit fantasies

I started to understand a principle: investing is not about who earns quickly, but about who lasts longer.

Therefore, I have constructed a set of methods suitable for myself, which is currently being tested. It is not complicated, but it emphasizes discipline and a sense of rhythm.

If you are also contemplating “long-term, steady, growth” in your investing journey, feel free to connect; together we can go further.