Follow the order buddy, read carefully before copying: Each order includes stop loss and take profit, do not hold the position. It’s impossible to have both a perfect win rate and a perfect risk-reward ratio at the same time; only a balance can be achieved. Trading for me is about probabilities. If I don’t step out, I have no direction. I don’t predict the market; I trade when the system reaches the right position, and I don’t trade when it doesn’t! Even with small losses, I keep each stop loss within about 1% of the account funds to control the account’s losses. Only by managing losses can I embrace a long-term upward profit curve. Those with a long-term perspective can follow. Don’t follow if you try one or two trades and then withdraw. It’s easy to miss gains or get caught in losses. Whether it’s AI, quantitative, or human trading, it’s impossible to profit in short cycles or during trend consolidations. There are cycles. So, if you follow and withdraw after one or two trades, you might be trading in unfavorable market conditions. When the market aligns and starts to profit, you’re not there. That’s a pity! It’s also easy to doubt me. You can say I’m not pretty, but you can’t say I don’t know how to trade~~~ Each trade’s stop loss is 1% of the account. That’s a 30 consecutive loss limit, which results in a 30% account drawdown. With a risk-reward ratio of 2:1, 15 profitable trades can cover 30 losses. This is a very strict risk control, buddies! Controlling stop loss = controlling risk + maintaining a 2:1 reward-to-risk ratio = high probability of long-term stable profits! So, those who can follow long-term can copy my trades! I speak plainly, and I won’t sugarcoat it!
Follow the order buddy, read carefully before copying: Each order includes stop loss and take profit, do not hold the position. It’s impossible to have both a perfect win rate and a perfect risk-reward ratio at the same time; only a balance can be achieved. Trading for me is about probabilities. If I don’t step out, I have no direction. I don’t predict the market; I trade when the system reaches the right position, and I don’t trade when it doesn’t! Even with small losses, I keep each stop loss within about 1% of the account funds to control the account’s losses. Only by managing losses can I embrace a long-term upward profit curve. Those with a long-term perspective can follow. Don’t follow if you try one or two trades and then withdraw. It’s easy to miss gains or get caught in losses. Whether it’s AI, quantitative, or human trading, it’s impossible to profit in short cycles or during trend consolidations. There are cycles. So, if you follow and withdraw after one or two trades, you might be trading in unfavorable market conditions. When the market aligns and starts to profit, you’re not there. That’s a pity! It’s also easy to doubt me. You can say I’m not pretty, but you can’t say I don’t know how to trade~~~ Each trade’s stop loss is 1% of the account. That’s a 30 consecutive loss limit, which results in a 30% account drawdown. With a risk-reward ratio of 2:1, 15 profitable trades can cover 30 losses. This is a very strict risk control, buddies! Controlling stop loss = controlling risk + maintaining a 2:1 reward-to-risk ratio = high probability of long-term stable profits! So, those who can follow long-term can copy my trades! I speak plainly, and I won’t sugarcoat it!
