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Do any rookie friends think that contracts are very simple? Buy on red K, short on green K, thinking that a random guess can earn big money? As a professional trader with 8 years of experience, I have to pour cold water on this: in the contract market, there’s not a single rookie who can last long by playing randomly; in the end, they all treat their principal as 'tuition' given to the market.

I have seen too many ridiculous operations: some people rush in with full positions just because they heard a tip, only to have the market reverse and directly blow up; others panic and run after making 5 points but stubbornly hold on after losing 20 points, ultimately getting deeper into trouble. In fact, the core of making money in contracts boils down to two points: finding the right direction and managing risks, but these two points, rookies may not grasp even after ten years of random pondering.

In these 8 years, I have seen data at 3 AM, stepped into countless traps of news, and understood the volatility temperament of different varieties — it’s not about guessing randomly based on K lines, but rather relying on capital flow, technical patterns, and macro policies for comprehensive judgment, while also calculating stop-losses in advance and controlling positions, with logic supporting every step.

If rookies want to make big profits in contracts, they shouldn't fumble around themselves — follow knowledgeable and experienced people, hand over the direction to them, manage the risks properly, and then they can steadily capture the dividends of trends, rather than letting their principal flow away for nothing. $ETH