I listened to almost the entire live broadcast last night. Cucumber Cat said many things that resonated deeply, especially the question of whether making money is due to ability or luck. I have also been troubled by this question. It was during the five rollercoaster rides with my funds that I realized making money is given by the market. Your ability is more reflected in whether you can seize the opportunities when the market is favorable, whether you earn a lot or a little.

This leads to the importance of "timing". I have always emphasized two indicators: the profit effect and the loss effect. To me, the market is like the weather; sometimes it's clear and sunny, and other times it's stormy. In a high-difficulty market, the best choice for most people is to stay out of the market, rather than continue trading blindly. Conversely, during good market conditions, money truly flows in like a strong wind. Yet, this simple truth is something that most people only understand after paying a painful price.

No amount of preaching can compare to experiencing a painful loss yourself. As for how much progress you can make, that depends on your personal understanding. Trading is not suitable for everyone, and learning to stop is also a form of progress.

Finally, I pay tribute to Cucumber Cat for achieving such accomplishments in real trading. Congratulations on obtaining the trading Holy Grail, and thank you for your selfless sharing!