Brothers, let me be honest—
From 2100U to 75,000U, in less than two months, what I relied on was not technology, but an "absurdly stubborn" persistence.
I can't draw lines, I don't do T, and I can't even be bothered to learn what MACD and RSI are.
But with this kind of clueless approach, I still managed to make my account soar.
You might think this is exaggerated?
Come on, I'll lay out my method for you, and after you finish reading, you'll definitely think—
"Wow, this can also make money?"
1. Don't watch the market, don't average down, don't make random moves—always use only 30% of the position.
While others are cutting losses during a drop, chasing during a rise, and losing sleep over sideways markets.
What about me?
I don't move during a drop and I don't move during a sideways market.
Just like a dead pig lying in water, completely still.
Rising? Lock in a bit of profit, let the rest roll and continue to soar.
You will find: not fidgeting actually brings in more money.
2. Only follow trends, avoid rubbish.
While others are busy researching all kinds of meme coins, air coins, and low market cap projects,
I just ask one question:
"Is it a trend?"
If yes, then go for it.
If not, then don't look.
I always seize those big trends that can outperform ten other operations.
While they are busy like KTV DJs, I can directly overtake with a single order.
3. Divide the principal into five parts, using only one part each time.
I never go all in, never gamble my life, don't try to catch the bottom, and don't bet on reversals.
Only add to positions when the market is urgent, and I only add to confirmed trends, not based on emotions.
Stability is my only style.
As you can see:
Early June: 2100U
June 21: 12,000U
July 5: 39,000U
July 18: 75,000U (only withdrew once during this period)
It's not about being technically brilliant, it's about compound interest + execution power.
Why can't you make money?
Because you are too smart.
You can draw lines, make judgments, set stop losses, and reverse positions—
But the more you play, the more chaotic it gets, and the more chaotic it gets, the more you lose.
And someone like me, using this "half-idiot approach," actually survives and makes a profit.
To put it bluntly:
What makes money is execution power, and what loses money is cleverness.
When the market moves, I will shout immediately,
Brothers, let’s be a little silly, a little steady, and a little slow together—
You will find that the account curve starts to get stronger and stronger.
Don’t miss the next wave of the market.