Over the past two years, I have gradually realized one thing. When you sincerely teach retail investors what the correct trading methods are, nine out of ten times you will be met with harsh criticism. The reason is not that what you say is wrong; on the contrary, the problem is that—profitable trading always goes against human nature.

Because I insist on explaining anti-human trading logic, I have received unimaginable insults. The intensity of their words and the mean-spirited tactics made me see the true nature of some people clearly. But now I understand, this is not a personal issue; it is a common phenomenon in the market.

What do retail investors truly want? It’s not rational analysis, but continuous opportunities you provide them every day. They expect you to tell them at any moment, now is the time to enter, this trade can make you rich. In plain terms, they want to rely on your "predictions" to achieve the dream of getting rich quickly. This is human nature, but it is also the most dangerous mindset in trading.

There is a saying—Heaven has given me the vision to see through the essence of things, but never intended for me to give this ability away for free. If I use this talent to help anyone avoid risks and trade rationally, the backlash can often be even harsher. This is not pessimism, just reality.