#美国非农数据超预期 In two months, the principal increased by 24 times? Don't rush to criticize, let me finish my story.

At the end of last year, I entered with 2800U, and at the beginning of this year, my account showed 68,000U. I didn't touch high leverage contracts, nor did I chase any low-quality coins; I just relied on a few seemingly clumsy operations to hold on.

What is the most important thing? I divided the money into three parts.

A portion is used for short-term trading, monitoring the market only twice a day, and taking profit as soon as it rises by 2%-3%. You might think the profit is too small? But the purpose of this money is to cover transaction fees and reduce overall costs. The other portion is for trend trading, which is the main focus—only when I confirm a breakthrough above the previous high will I take action, and when it rises to 30%, I will take half of the profit to secure it. As for the remaining portion? It's a reserve fund, specifically used to cover losses or seize sudden opportunities.

The strategy of liquidating positions sounds troublesome, but it really saves lives in a volatile market. If you go all in and lose, you won't even have a bullet to turn things around.

Speaking of the timing of entering the market - I am quite timid and do not engage in fluctuations.

How to judge? The daily MA30 must be above the MA60, and the price must break through the previous high point. Both conditions are indispensable. What about other times? Focus on your software and do what you need to do. For most of this year, it has been a sideways market, which has frustrated many people. A lot of them stare at the market every day and end up losing a lot; I just treat it as a break. If I don't see a signal, I won't act. It may seem like I've missed many opportunities, but in fact, I've avoided more pitfalls.

I enforce discipline the hardest.

Once a single loss exceeds 3%, no matter how optimistic you are, cut it immediately. When floating profits reach 10%, immediately pull the stop-loss line to the cost price, at least ensure that you don't lose the principal. There's another habit - uninstall the trading app at 11 PM every night and reinstall it the next morning. You might laugh at me for being overly cautious, but staying up late to monitor the market can easily lead to impulsive trading, and you will regret it eight or nine times out of ten.

These three axes don't involve any profound technology; to put it simply, it's just "slow".

Slow enough to make you feel bored, slow enough that many people can't stick with it. But it is this clumsy method that has allowed me to survive in a volatile market. When the next trend truly starts, having ammunition in the account and a stable mindset is the biggest advantage.

$MERL These few have been a bit interesting lately, but I'm still waiting for signals.