No one who can truly survive in the market for a long time has had a smooth journey.

Almost everyone has experienced significant drawdowns, even coming close to exiting at times.

The difference lies not in whether one has lost money, but in whether one can still stay at the table.

Many people rush in and are eager to study techniques.

Indicators are swapped out for one set after another, strategies are changed repeatedly.

But the reality is often that until risk control is established, technical skills will only amplify mistakes.

The market does not care about your win rate.

One time of losing control over position, one time of holding on to a losing trade, one time of emotional trading,

could wipe out all previous gains.

The core logic of trading is not complicated.

First, ensure the account is alive, then there is room for further action.

As long as the principal is still there, time will gradually amplify advantages.

Once cleared out of the market, even the best judgments become meaningless.

What truly deserves time to refine is a trading system that can be executed long-term.

First, verify through historical data whether it has positive results,

then use clear rules to limit the conditions for taking action,

and control the worst-case scenarios in advance with position sizing and stop-losses.

When is it time to trade?

Not because of emotional fluctuations,

but because one clearly knows how much can be lost in this trade and can accept it.

Risk management always comes first.

Only those who can execute the rules properly

are qualified to stay longer in this market.

If you are still experiencing constant drawdowns and starting over,

the problem often does not lie in the level of effort,

but in the pace and rules not being firmly established yet.

This market is very hard to navigate with just one person.

Now, I have a well-repaired road here, will you take it?

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