To make a profit in trading, the core logic can be summed up in one sentence:

Rely on the market, and it must be a big market

Making big money has always depended on big market movements; when a big market comes, you'll make money no matter what you do. Without a market, no matter how long you struggle, it's all in vain.

So, unless you see a clear signal of a big market, don't open a position easily.

If you haven't seen decent profits, don't casually increase your position.

In trading, you must get used to making big money; making a little and running is a disease that needs to be cured.

Methods should be kept as simple as possible; go long on the strongest and short on the weakest—trading isn't that complicated after all.

The key is to reduce trading frequency, patiently wait for the strongest trends to emerge, use sufficiently heavy positions, recognize small losses if wrong, and hold tightly onto gains, aiming for the highest risk-reward ratio.

In a year, seizing three to five such opportunities is enough to earn considerable profits.

Being serious about it for three to five years in your lifetime can make wealth freedom not just a dream.

Don't trap yourself in small markets, repeatedly wearing yourself down; wait for the wind to come, and then ride the wind.