Some say I look very steady now, trading without being aggressive, impulsive, or chasing trends. But it's not that I'm naturally calm; it's what the market has taught me.

When I first started, I was also a retail investor. I got caught in spikes as soon as I entered the market, and whenever I added positions, the market would crash; watching others make money only made me lose more as I got anxious.

At first, I made a small fortune with a meme coin, and just when I gained a bit of confidence, a single pullback cut my profits in half, and my mindset collapsed.

Back then, I thought it was just bad luck, but after a few more experiences, I realized the reason was that I had no methods at all and was purely relying on emotional trading.

Later, I spent a lot of time reviewing and experimenting. I experienced liquidation, clearing positions, all-in bets, bottom fishing, and chasing highs… I made all the mistakes a retail investor could make.

The steadiness you see today is actually me having smoothed out my aggressive personality through losses.

To hold on from a few thousand to now, I've summarized three key points:

First: Admit defeat when the direction is wrong; don’t tell stories.

In the beginning, I liked to argue with myself: “This is just a shakeout, it won’t drop,” “If I wait a bit longer, it will definitely bounce back”... But every time I hesitated, I lost more.

Now, as soon as the structure deteriorates, I pull out immediately without looking back. Trading isn't about who can be stubborn; it's about who can run fast.

Second: Stay calm after two losses; don’t act out of spite.

Sustained losses are a very dangerous state, not because of the amount lost, but because it leads to the emotional urge to “win it back.” I used to say, “Just one last bet,” and ended up giving it all back.

Later, I set strict rules: if I make two consecutive mistakes, I must stop trading, regardless of how good the market looks.

Third: Don’t rush, don’t chase, don’t fantasize about getting rich overnight.

In every major market wave, the ones who really make money are not the fastest to jump in but rather those who can maintain their rhythm and distinguish the structure.

The market operates in cycles; opportunities don’t come every day. If you’re always jumping in, you might actually get caught in high-frequency mistakes.

I know many people who have been spinning their wheels for three years. It's not that they aren’t trying hard; it’s that they keep repeating ineffective actions.

On the contrary, those whose accounts are steadily rising have managed to avoid gambling, holding, and greed.

They don’t chase hot trends; they don’t rely on feelings, but only trade what they understand.

If there’s an opportunity, they act; if there’s none, they wait. It’s that simple.

What you lack is not effort or opportunity, but someone who can help you profit steadily in this market.

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