I have been in this industry long enough to have heard everything. The most common saying is: “This circle is a gamble; once you enter, it’s a loss.” It’s been seven or eight years, and this saying hasn’t changed.
Until I saw with my own eyes my brother who learned from me, starting with 1500 yuan, multiplied it dozens of times in three months, and his account grew steadily without ever blowing up. Last week he cashed out part of it and sent me a message: “Master, the money is in the card, and my heart is finally at ease.”
At that moment, I knew he had made it. He understood the most core principle: here, it’s not about luck, but about a system that allows you to survive and continue making money.
What pulled him out of the cycle of repeatedly cutting losses was not my precise predictions (no one can predict the market forever), but the three iron rules I exchanged for with real money. This is also my personal viewpoint that I most want to express today: ordinary people who want to achieve results in the market must cultivate their own behavioral norms, rather than chasing news and K-lines.
The first iron rule: diversification is to 'leave some room for yourself.'
On his first day, I didn't let him look at any coins. I only did one thing: forced him to divide his principal into three parts.
One part is for 'snacks,' only capturing small certainties within the day, making a bit of pocket money and leaving, never lingering.
One part is for 'main dishes,' only waiting for those band opportunities that have been brewing for ten days or half a month, waiting for the right moment to strike, seeking to eat a large piece of meat.
The key is the third portion, which I call 'life-saving grain.' This money, unless the sky changes color, will never be touched. Its only purpose is to tell you: no matter what happens, you are not out of the game; you still have capital to join the table.
The true essence of diversification is simply this: never let yourself be swept away by a wave. As long as you are still at the table, there is always a chance to turn the tables.
The second iron rule: wait for the wind, rather than sweating profusely to chase it.
He previously lost because of one word: 'chasing.' Seeing a rise made him feel anxious, rushing in to take over. I made him completely change this habit.
My method is very simple, even a bit 'foolish': only perform pullbacks after the trend becomes clear. Set a moving average as a lifeline; above the line, consider when the price approaches for a pullback; below the line, even if the king of heaven comes, do not move. Without a clear signal, just lie down; drinking tea and watching shows is better than moving around randomly.
In those three months, the number of operations was countable on two hands, but the success rate was extremely high. He later asked me for the secret, and I said: you are giving up all seemingly tempting small fluctuations, waiting for the truly powerful waves. Smart people earn money from volatility, while systematic traders earn money from trends.
The third iron rule: profits must be 'cashed in' and costs secured.
This is the most counterintuitive yet life-saving rule. I required him that every time his account reached a significant milestone, he must transfer part of the profits out. From 1500 to 3000, withdraw 500 first; then to 6000, withdraw 2000. He felt distressed at the time, thinking that compound interest would grow faster.
I scolded him: The numbers dancing on the screen are only temporarily lent to you by the market; only when it hits your bank card is the market truly returning it to you. He currently has a decent total asset, but more importantly, the money he withdrew has long exceeded the initial principal. This allows him to face any fluctuations with great composure—because his trump card has long been extracted from the market and secured tightly.
Later, he thanked me and said a very down-to-earth thing: 'Master, it turns out that following the system means I don’t have to be anxious all day, and making money isn't that exhausting.'
I was deeply touched. This market is never short of stars, but it lacks the longevity of those who can last. What is lacking is not a story that multiplies tenfold in a year, but a system that can steadily profit for three to five years.
If you always feel exhausted but your account shows no improvement, perhaps it's time to stop and think: are you betting on a direction, or are you executing a method that allows you to survive and thrive?
The market is never a casino; it is an ocean. Gamblers watch the waves, while sailors observe the currents. The difference lies in whether you have your own navigation chart in your heart.
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