Recently, I have gradually recovered the losses I had. Although today's trading results were average, it marked a pretty good turning point. I have suffered quite a few setbacks in event contracts before, and I have also interacted with various signal providers—some just collect subscription fees and then disappear, some promise one thing but do another in actual trading, but I have also met a few truly talented and knowledgeable ones.

It was only later that I realized the core issue is not about looking outside, but relying on myself. No matter how powerful the tools are or how famous the teachers are, they are ultimately just aids. The real decisive factor is mindset—don't get overly emotional, don't chase after quick gains or panic sell, this is the foundation for survival.

My current strategy has been adjusted quite a bit, mainly focusing on small-scale trial and error, gradual accumulation, and leaving enough mental space for adjustment. Instead of aiming for a big win all at once, it's better to steadily hone my judgment in event contracts. Although this approach may seem slow, it has the advantage of allowing me to go further.