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The contract I've been working on for quite a while, from being a beginner in 2021 to gradually feeling my way across the river, although I can't achieve stable multiple returns now, at least I won't lose everything. The biggest realization I've had after doing contracts for so long is that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, and it is important to maintain a sense of awe. About a month ago, I opened a long position at 75000 and slowly closed it at 91500, but I recorded it a bit too early so I couldn't post it. After that, I had a pullback and opened another long position, which is the one below. In the past few days, I opened a short position on Bitcoin and got stuck. During my review, I found that I didn't follow my own strategy when opening the position, but rather let emotions guide my decisions. How should I put it, mistakes are mistakes; recognizing them is the first step to improvement. In the past two years, in order to break free from my predicament, I have studied various trading theories, including but not limited to Elliott Wave Theory, Wyckoff Theory, Dow Theory, naked candlestick trading, and a series of indicators like MACD. In the end, I concluded that achieving profitability doesn't require so many theories and indicators. The most important thing is to choose one indicator and stick with it. This indicator or strategy is something you trust to be profitable, but as for how to find it, it indeed requires trial and error. Until you find the strategy you firmly believe can make money, all positions are for trial and error, not for profit.