$BEAT 3000U to 300,000 U, it's not a miracle, but the day I stopped 'acting recklessly'.

$FOLKS In the contract market, those who can survive rely not on tricks but on a set of cold-blooded rules.

$PIPPIN From the beginning, I never intended to gamble my life on that 3000U.

Funds are divided into 10 parts, using only 300U per order, high leverage only amplifies the correct direction, not covering wrong bets.

If the direction is wrong, leave immediately;

I don’t reason with the market; the market is always right.

I never hesitate on stop-loss.

No fantasizing about rebounds, no waiting for 'maybe'.

When the market changes its face, if you look for another second, losses will continue to expand.

There’s another lifesaving rule:

If I lose 5 consecutive orders, I leave the market directly.

Close the software, shut down the computer, and disappear.

When emotions run high, what you’re doing is not trading, but giving away money.

Profits must be realized.

The number on the account is not money; only what can be withdrawn counts.

Take out half, and the sense of risk becomes immediately clear.

I only do one thing: go with the trend.

The trend is a channel, while volatility is a meat grinder.

If you don’t understand, just wait; missing out is fine, staying alive is the most important.

Position never exceeds 10%,

small positions for trial and error; if wrong, I admit it, but I can afford the loss.

Those who make money in the long term are never all-in gamblers,

but those who are disciplined, can admit mistakes, and can still sit at the poker table.

Contracts are a long-term battle,

not a show of getting rich quickly.

When rules are greater than emotions,

making money is just a byproduct.