# Three Practical Rules for Trading! With strong execution, you can go far

1. Funds must be split, not giving emotions a chance to strike!

Even if it's only 3000U, I will split it into three parts, each with its own role and never mixed: the execution account focuses on short-term trades, at most two entries per day, and stops after completion, avoiding lingering; the trend account only recognizes major structures, and if there is no clear trend, I'd rather remain in cash and wait; the safety account is specifically for extreme volatility, even if previous operations were all wrong, it can still leave a way out. Remember my practical summary: losing part is to stem the bleeding, losing everything means a complete exit, splitting the accounts allows for survival.

2. Only trade in the middle of a trend, otherwise stay completely inactive!

In a choppy market, there is no opportunity, only a trap that consumes capital and mindset. My filtering criteria are simple: if the daily chart has not formed a bullish structure, I firmly avoid it; only when there is a breakout with confirmed volume do I make my first entry. When profits reach 30%, I immediately lock in half to secure gains, and for the remaining position, I only set a trailing stop, never guessing the top. The market never lacks for opportunities; it lacks those who can sit tight and are not tempted by fluctuations. I have avoided countless pitfalls through this determination.

3. Make trading a boring process rather than an emotional release!

Before entering each trade, I must write clearly: what the stop-loss point is, and execute directly when it hits without hesitation; after the trade ends, I close the software at the point, do not review or watch the market, leaving no room for emotions. Achieving a state of “no feeling” towards price movements is what qualifies a trader. I understand deeply: once trading becomes exciting, it inevitably harbors risks; only by turning operations into a mechanical process can one proceed steadily.