From a few thousand U to hundreds of thousands U, what he relied on was not luck, but the underlying logic of trading

A few years ago, a friend entered the market with only 5000 U. In the early stages, he, like most people, frequently traded, chasing highs and cutting losses, and his funds quickly shrank to only 3000 U. Later, he paused and began to relearn market structure, studying support and resistance, and establishing his own trading rules.

In the following two years, every time he made a move, he followed a set plan, did not blindly increase his positions, and was not swayed by emotions. With this stable rhythm, he gradually grew his 3000 U to over 300,000 U. This was not a get-rich-quick scheme, but an accumulation of understanding and execution.

So, what core principle did he grasp?

1. Return to essence, solidify the foundation

There are no magical shortcuts in the market; the truly stable profit logic is clear: trend judgment, key position identification, capital management, and rule execution. Doing these to perfection is the most reliable method.

2. Less prediction, more execution

Rather than guessing price movements, it is better to strictly adhere to one’s trading system. A single trade cannot guarantee 100% correctness, but following the rules over a long period will gradually reveal advantages.

3. Prioritize stop-loss, let profits run

Losses are not frightening; the key is to cut losses in a timely manner; for profitable trades, one should hold on as much as possible and not be scared out by short-term fluctuations.

4. Maintain distance, patiently wait

Staring at the market for long periods can easily lead to being swayed by emotions, resulting in impulsive actions. True experts understand the importance of waiting and only make moves in their own market conditions.

5. Discipline is core competitiveness

The process of stable profitability is not exciting; it is just continuous repetition: rules remain unchanged, execution is steady. Achieving not to act impulsively due to profits and not to panic due to losses is essential for sustained progress.

6. Survive first, then talk about profits

Trading is more like an endurance race; survival is more important than making quick profits. A liquidation does not happen because one is not smart, but due to inadequate risk control. Control risks, reduce drawdowns, stay in the market, and time will naturally provide compound returns.

The essence of trading is self-cultivation. The market will not accommodate anyone; the only thing that can change is oneself.

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