1. No one can accurately predict market trends; real trading is about making executable and error-tolerant trading plans based on one's own general judgment;

2. In the trading plan, try to minimize the weight of subjective judgment and increase the weight of the plan (position control, take profit, stop loss, etc.);

3. Positions and levels should correspond; for larger levels, take larger positions; for smaller levels, do not take large positions;

4. Beginners, or those who haven't made significant money in this market, should try to trade at larger levels because the higher the level, the greater the certainty; the smaller the level, the lower the certainty;

5. Trading is a process of cultivation; review your trades frequently and backtest each one; avoid stepping into the same pitfalls; practice more; when you realize you no longer fall into previously encountered pitfalls, it means you have progressed by overcoming human weaknesses through practice;

6. Chasing quick profits is ultimately fleeting; only trading is eternal.