I know a brother, years ago everyone called him Xiao Cheng. Now he should be called Cheng Ge. Back then, he was playing around in the market with a capital of 100,000, and after a few years, when he looked back, it had rolled to 1,000,000.

I always thought he had some profound skills until I heard him slowly explain a while ago — the method is not complicated, it all relies on one word: stability.

You might think stability means not moving, but it’s not.

Stability means not being pushed around by emotions; stability means being able to follow the rules even when the market is noisy.

Cheng Ge said: “Don’t add recklessly when the market is rising, and don’t cut recklessly when it’s falling. As long as you keep the rhythm, the market will reward you.” It sounds simple, but very few can achieve it.

He told me about several rhythms he often uses, and I believe any retail investor practicing according to them can significantly improve their state.

First, don’t rush to enter the market.

When you see a hot spot, don’t rush in; first, draw out the recent highs and lows, key moving averages, and trading volume positions. When signals overlap, then enter with a small position to test the waters.

That time, for a certain altcoin the entire network was shouting about, he only put in 10% of his position. As a result, after a pullback, he was safe and instead made a steady profit.

Second, don’t panic during sideways trading.

While others are staring at the candlestick charts and cursing, he focuses on the emotions.

The more panic there is, the closer the opportunity often is.

The longer it stays flat, the more at ease he becomes.

Third, take profit when you’re making money.

When it rises to the expected level, first take some profit off the table, and let the rest follow the market.

This way, you can ensure that the pullback won’t hurt your principal.

Fourth, keep your emotions in check.

When others are greedy, he stays stable; when others are fearful, he remains steady as well.

The rhythm of the market is hidden in emotions; being able to understand emotions naturally leads to calm operations.

Fifth, prioritize the big direction.

Treat small fluctuations as noise, and only adjust your strategy when the big trend changes.

Don’t chase short-term excitement, just grab certainty.

Sixth, every trade has its limits.

Set your stop-loss and take-profit levels before entering the market, and execute them at the point without hesitation.

In the end, making money is not about how flashy the skills are, but whether you can stay composed.

Old Cheng could grow from 100,000 to 1,000,000, not by rushing, but by remaining calm.

What retail investors lack is not technique, but that sense of balance within their emotions.

In this market, it is very difficult to go on relying on just one person.

Now, I have a repaired road here, will you walk it?

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