Everyone has logical reasoning abilities and can analyze a particular phenomenon through text.

In other words, anyone can comment on the market, especially when they don’t have a position. That’s when their so-called neutral and objective stance really comes out. But as soon as they take a position, they lose so much that even their parents wouldn’t recognize them, and after enough losses, they don’t dare to speak up recklessly anymore.

Some fools think that cash flow is the most important thing in trading. They believe that if you have unlimited funds every day, you can definitely make tens of millions. This kind of thinking is really superficial.
1. If you really had unlimited cash flow, you wouldn’t need to trade at all—you could just lie down and make money, so why bother with trading?
2. If you blow up your account putting your monthly $10,000 salary into the market, you’ll still blow up your account if you put in $100,000 or $1,000,000. Your profits and losses in the market are not determined by how much capital you have; the shape of your overall return curve won’t change. If you’re destined to lose, even if you have $10 million, you’ll still lose it all.

The most important thing in trading is trading ability. The only way to improve your ability is focus and passion. You genuinely need to think about becoming a better trader every day—obsessively absorbing all market information and knowledge and turning it into your own.

Have you seen anyone whose original intention was just to make money from content, growing a small account into tens of millions? Basically none. They’re all just trying to empty your wallets, pretending to educate users but actually making money from knowledge paywalls. Not a single one of these people succeeds in trading—it’s just their nature.

Traveling every day, shopping, playing around, streaming while staring at the 5-minute K-line and making seventy or eighty trades a day—do you really think you can make it in futures trading like that? You think you can learn to turn a small account into a big one by following this kind of stuff? Don’t kid yourself, brother.