I met a tech fren in the last quarter, and his daily routine is to write code and monitor the Candlestick.

The account started with 1000U and became 12,000U after three months. I asked him how he did it, and he said there was no secret, just three habits he stuck to.

**First Habit: Only Pick What Others Don't Want**

He is not flustered when the market crashes. When the price breaks through the support level, he enters the market with small orders in batches to test; once the volume increases and confirms the reversal signal, he adds to his position to catch the second wave.

Most people are still on the sidelines at this time, but he has long since acquired the chips. Not betting on where the ceiling is, just eating the certain rebound.

**The second habit: Split the principal into three parts**

The main position follows the trend, while the short position is used for swing trading, and still keeping a portion to cope with pullbacks. Settled once a week, taking out half of the profits.

Don't seek a single critical hit, rely on frequency to accumulate profits. The account curve is more stable than the Candlestick.

**The Third Habit: Write All Plans on Paper**

Set the parameters for each trade in advance: entry price, stop loss line, target position. Cut losses directly if they exceed 3%, and exit when profits reach the target.

You can open a maximum of two orders a day, and maintain a win rate of 70%. He said this strategy is very clumsy, but a clumsy method used for a long time becomes a barrier.

He no longer looks at those signal groups.

The market is always volatile, but there are too few people who can keep their rhythm steady. The size of the capital doesn't matter; execution ability is the real capital.

Recently, he has been focusing on these targets: #美国ADP就业数据表现超出市场预期 $STRK $COTI $WLFI $PUMP
In this market, by the time you have figured things out and decide to enter, it's often already too late.