Many people think trading is difficult, but the real challenge is not analyzing the market, it's whether you can discipline yourself. In my early years, I repeatedly fell into the same trap—trying to double my profits after making some gains, but often ending up with nothing. During that period, I kept messing around, and all my gains were eaten up by drawdowns.

Later, I gradually figured out the way. The key shift was: abandoning the illusion of huge profits and focusing on stable compound growth. I strictly control my position sizes every time, and even the most promising opportunities are only lightly tested. I cut losses immediately when they occur, never holding onto luck. Sounds conservative? But after a year of sticking to this approach, the small gains accumulated into significant profits.

The simplest truth is: risk control > prediction, discipline > talent.