#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 I once naively thought that trading was the fast lane to get rich overnight.

It wasn't until later that I realized it was actually the longest journey of self-cultivation—each loss teaching you what respect for the market truly means.

The deepest lesson I've learned over the years is: the market doesn't care about secrets; it cares about human restraint. When emotions spiral out of control, even the most beautiful technical analysis can't save you. From reckless trading to building a systematic approach, every step has been paved with blood.

Many people ask me if I have a guaranteed winning strategy, and my answer is quite boring—no. The logic of making money is straightforward: control your position size, enforce strict stop-losses, let profits run, and cut losses decisively. It sounds so simple that it’s hardly worth mentioning, but among ten people who try, it's rare to find even one who can truly do it.

The essence of trading isn't predicting the market; it's managing risk. You can't know whether your next trade will be a win or a loss, but if you stick to discipline and follow the rules consistently, the odds will eventually favor you. Those who survive long in the market often seem the most boring—systematic operation, disciplined stop-losses, and refusing to make emotional decisions.

The market is a fair stage. It won't intentionally target anyone, but it also won't spare those who violate the rules out of luck.