Behind the myth of making a massive profit from 160,000 to 1.1 million lies a trading system as precise as a Swiss watch.
That disciple who copied my homework and made six times the profit only learned a few superficial tricks—light position trial and error, adding to profits, and taking profits in batches.
But the truly lethal killing move he hasn't grasped yet: like how to use a 15% position to test market sentiment turning points, how to automatically generate a second position after making a 10% profit, and he has no understanding of how to use a 40% take profit order as bait to catch the subsequent 60% main upward wave.
My system is like a Russian nesting doll; on the surface, it looks like simple position management, but hidden inside are dynamic take profit algorithms and volatility regulators.
Those imitators always falter at critical moments because they can never calculate accurately—when adding to profits, should they use 30% or 50% of the profits? When the market suddenly turns, should they lock in 70% of profits or retreat completely? This is not a code that can be cracked with a few mnemonic phrases but a precise program verified through 732 live trading tests.
Now, the entire internet is digging into my trading records, but what they are copying is just the skeleton.
The real essence lies in:
Knowing when to turn a 15% trial position into a 30% main attack, understanding why the second position must enter the market 8 hours later than the first, and knowing that after taking a 40% profit, the remaining position's stop loss should be moved up by 3 points.
If you want to play, play the full set; half-hearted imitation will only lead to faster failure!
