The account balance dropped from the ten-thousand-yuan level to the hundred-yuan level. Who understands that feeling of wanting to smash your phone but not being able to? Delete the trading app? Wake up, avoiding it will only make you completely out of the game.

Last month, around two in the morning, I received a heartbreaking private message. The other party was as anxious as an ant on a hot pan: "There are only 800 left, the landlord calls every day to urge me, this is my last chance, if I lose any more, I’ll have to roll back home."
I didn't engage with him in any myth of "ten times in three days" — those who dare to guarantee such things in the market are either trying to scam you or are naive newcomers who haven't been educated yet. I only told him three survival rules, and not a single word was superfluous:
**Divide the principal into four equal parts.** Each part is 200; make sure before you act, and do not exceed this amount for a single investment. The market does not care how aggrieved you feel; the more impulsive you are, the faster you will fail.
**No more than two trades a day.** Whether you make a profit or a loss, close the software after your operations. Go do what you need to do, don't stare at the market all day like a waiting stone; if you watch for too long, your hands will itch, and when they itch, you'll mess things up.
**Immediately withdraw if a single loss hits the 30 yuan red line.** Don't believe in the nonsense of "just hold on and you'll break even"; the most expensive thing in this circle is not the principal, but the fierce determination to admit your losses.
This guy's execution ability is surprising — in the first week, he steadily completed 8 trades, not overly excited or impulsive, netting a profit of 200; in the second week, luck came his way, seizing the drop in LSK, and his account directly surged to 5000; a couple of days ago, he sent me a screenshot of his statement, showing a balance of 23,000, and added a message: "The rent is settled, I just transferred 5000 to my mom's card."
The market never lacks opportunities, what it lacks is the patience to survive until the day the opportunity arrives. #成长值抽奖赢iPhone17和周边