100,000 turning into several million? It surprisingly relies on a method that seems the most foolish!
I am from Jiangxi, 34 years old this year, currently residing in Guangzhou.
I entered the market in 2018, starting with 100,000 in capital and facing two waves of heavy losses, almost wanting to exit.
But I persevered, relying not on insider projects or high-frequency trading, but on a set of 'seemingly the most basic,
but extremely effective' practical methods: observing volume, understanding sentiment, and waiting for the rhythm.
In 7 years, I multiplied my capital by dozens of times. Today, I’m giving you 6 valuable tips for free; understanding just one could save you tens of thousands!
1. Rapid rise + slow fall = Don't panic and run when the main force is buying; the dealer is washing the plates. A real crash happens when there’s a direct dive after a rise, purely to lure in more buyers.
2. Sharp decline + slow rise = The main force is fleeing; a sharp drop with no volume = the end of unloading. Don't get excited and catch the falling knife; waiting for stabilization is key.
3. No volume at the top is more dangerous than high volume; high volume at a high position = still in competition; stagnant high position = a prelude to a big drop.
4. High volume at the bottom ≠ a bottom-fishing signal; a single day of high volume is a lure, and only after several days of high volume + shrinking oscillation can you see a real breakthrough.
5. True experts trade 'emotion' not 'K-line'; price is just the result, and volume reflects market consensus; understanding sentiment allows you to stay ahead of the rhythm.
6. Being able to stay in cash + daring to take heavy positions = true maturity; not chasing highs, not lingering in battles, not gambling with one’s life. The root cause of most people losing money is emotional loss of control.
The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is people who can control their hands.
Those who can truly turn things around are not the exceptionally gifted, but those who learn to wait and understand the rhythm.