Follow what I say, lower the leverage. You will be surprised to find that—my market judgment is really accurate.

But that's not the main point.

The main point is: risk-taking, I have it, and so do you. It can make people float, make you feel invincible. Winning a hundred times so what? Once you slip up, you’re out of the game with a margin call.

Calculate before opening a position. If your monthly income is 6000, then earning 200 daily should be enough. Set this as your goal. After reaching it, if there are no particularly obvious opportunities in the market, don’t make a move. Try sticking to this for a year, day after day, 365 days.

What will you find? Experience skyrockets, and your mindset becomes as steady as an old dog.

This path is long, and single gains or losses don’t tell the whole story. The real critical factor is the principal—if the principal is gone, you have to exit. No matter how good the market is later or how many opportunities there are, it’s no longer relevant to you.

I’ve seen too many examples like this.

Don’t let yourself become the next.