Many years ago, I squatted in a rental house eating instant noodles, and even a pack of pickled vegetables had to be split into two meals.

Now, I have an 8-digit account, and a Panamera parked in the garage.

It's not because I'm smart, but because I used the 'foolish methods' that many people wouldn't bother to learn.

Back then, I had just entered the circle, went all in and faced a margin call, with debts peaking at 1.2 million.

Friends advised me to quit, but I sank deeper. Until one day, I realized:

The market is not won by passion, but survived by systems.

The 4-hour vacuum period that market makers fear the most.

90% of newcomers don't know:

Asian markets = breeding ground for false signals.

Making 50,000 in the morning and blowing 100,000 in the afternoon is common!

The only two time periods for truly stable profits are:

1. US market night raid (9 PM - 1 AM)

Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan enter the market, and the candlestick charts are as clean as if they were ironed.

2. Federal Reserve stealth attack window (every Thursday at 3 AM)

Within 15 minutes of data release, the market takes off; last year I had 19 wins in 23 trades.

MACD + RSI three-color killer technique.

Stop looking at death crosses and golden crosses; those are bait for market makers!

MACD 'below zero three golden crosses':

Only go all in after the third golden cross; last year I relied on this trick to ride the entire wave of BTC.

RSI secret signal:

The moment it breaks the downward trend line, the 4-hour volume suddenly doubles = precursor to a surge!

Ghost indicator:

15-minute chart + parameter 13.7, sensing the change in trend 6 hours in advance (don't ask why, you'll know once you try it).

Dynamic stop-loss is the true lifesaver.

Are you still using a fixed 3% stop-loss?

That little order of yours is easily seen through by the market makers!

My stop-loss anchor method:

Bull market: set the stop-loss below the previous low by 0.618.

Bear market: use ATR dynamic stop-loss; last year's crash only lost a maximum of 1.8%.

Did you know?

The ultimate goal of all strategies is just one: to keep you alive to see the next opportunity.

Candlestick charts are cold, but if the method is right, people have warmth.

If you are still frequently stopping losses and doubting yourself...

Then it can only be said that the real opportunity has come, and you might miss it again.

The market is always changing, but the people who make money are getting fewer.

It's not that the strategy is bad, but the executors are not ruthless enough.

I'm not a mentor, just someone who has died a few more times than you.

If you're interested in syncing strategies with me, I won't say much about the channels; you understand, just come.