In the past, I also thought that this industry was all about depth. Indicators stacked on indicators, strategies layered on strategies, staying up late to watch the market, frequent trading—what was the result? Either missing the perfect opportunity or blowing up overnight. The account balance was like a roller coaster, and my mood was even worse.
Only later did I fully understand that what really makes your account go up is not complexity, but simplicity. It’s rules that are so simple they seem 'foolish' and a relentless pursuit of understanding human nature. Last month, I quietly made money using this method that I’ve refined countless times. More importantly, it helped several friends I brought along to also steadily achieve results. This is not mysticism; these are the six principles below, earned with real money and countless sleepless nights. Master one and you'll lose much less; master them all, and you can truly consider yourself initiated.
Heart Principle One: Quick pulls and slow grinds, don't rush to say 'it's topped out'.
When the market suddenly shoots up with a strong line and then begins to decline slowly without much heat, many people are scared and rush to run. Don't be hasty; this is often not the end, but rather the beginning of a good show. What are the main players doing? They are scaring away the indecisive ones while secretly buying. What is the real risk? It's the 'vertical plunge right after the rocket launch'—that is when the table is set to invite you to dinner, only to have the table flipped over.
Heart Principle Two: A sharp drop followed by a weak rebound is not a 'golden pit'.
In a short period, the price plummeted, and the subsequent rebound was weak and feeble, like cotton. This place is definitely not where you should 'pick the bottom'; you think you're getting a bargain, but in fact, you're catching the last stick thrown away by others. Remember, in a downtrend, this kind of soft rebound is mostly a trap.
Heart Principle Three: In high-level contests, observe the strength of the 'breath'.
When the price rushes to historical highs and trading remains hot, with both buying and selling very active, it indicates that the battle isn't over; both sides are still grappling. However, the most critical point is that the price is still hanging high, yet the trading volume suddenly disappears, as if the air has been sucked out—this usually means that the large funds that needed to leave have already left; what remains is for you to think for yourself.
Heart Principle Four: The signals at the bottom, one day does not count.
After falling for a long time, when a big candlestick suddenly appears, many people feel that dawn has arrived and rush in. This is often bait to attract you into the market. A true bottom reversal resembles a slow simmer: first, there is a period of very low trading volume, followed by day after day of gently and continuously increasing volume. That is where strength is patiently and steadily accumulating, not just pulled up and then tossed to you.
Heart Principle Five: What are we really trading? Emotions.
The lines on the chart are merely the trajectories drawn by the greed and fear of all market participants. Trading volume is the most genuine heartbeat of emotions. Learn to listen to the acceleration, deceleration, and abnormal pulsations of this 'heartbeat', and you will be able to sense the market's temperature ahead of others, whether it's fervent or chilly.
Heart Principle Six: The ultimate realm is to let yourself become 'empty'.
Let go of obsession: If the position is wrong, the market has already given you the answer; don’t struggle against your own money and fantasies—handle it at the first opportunity.
Let go of greed: When prices rise, don’t always think about selling at the highest point; learn to harvest in batches, allowing a portion of your profits to be safely realized.
Let go of fear: When everyone is panic selling and bad news is everywhere, dare to act calmly according to your pre-planned strategy.
This path is never about who is smarter, but rather about who is steadier and more self-disciplined. Complexity is often fragile, while simplicity is surprisingly powerful. Don't overestimate the luck of getting rich overnight, nor underestimate the power of sticking to a simple set of rules for the long term. Let's encourage each other.
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