2026-01-08 10:21:25

The previously publicly released 92,700 short positions successfully gained 2,500 points. The biggest takeaway from this trade is not the number itself, but the validation of an important principle — a strategy with strong execution does not need any gimmicks to prove itself.

To be honest, this market has never lacked opportunities; what’s lacking is the ability to turn opportunities into profits. Sometimes what seems complex is actually just about grasping the market rhythm and understanding risk. A 2,500-point gain sounds impressive, but behind it are countless reviews, risk controls, and emotional management.

Trading is nothing mysterious — know what to look at, know what to do, and leave the rest to time. There’s no need to step on others to boost yourself; true strength speaks for itself.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 11h ago

Execution is truly worth more than anything else. Whatever needs to be shown off for no reason is all just empty talk.

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PebbleHander

· 12h ago

Execution really is the dividing line; there are too many people who only talk about trading skills. --- The ability to review and analyze is truly valuable, not the profit figures themselves. --- In simple terms, it's about mindset and discipline—nothing mysterious about it. --- No matter how many gimmicks there are, they can't compare to consistent profits. Respect. --- If risk management is done well, everything else is just waiting for opportunities. Sounds simple, but it's incredibly difficult. --- 92700 units of execution power—truly ruthless. --- Market opportunities are exploding; only those who know how to cut losses can survive longer. --- This is what a real trader should say—no fancy talk.

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 01-08 10:51

Execution is the key to success; keeping it straightforward without hype or negativity is that simple.

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MevShadowranger

· 01-08 10:48

Execution is indeed the main issue; most people just lack this. That's true, but dividing a 2,500-point profit across 90,000 trades, it’s about that much. The key is to be able to stick with it; most retail traders have already been wiped out. Reviewing and analyzing is the key; without this basic skill, no matter how many opportunities there are, they’re useless. No hype, no criticism—let’s see if the subsequent performance can be consistently stable.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 01-08 10:45

Execution is truly the key; don't get caught up in those empty talks. --- That's right, most people fail because of poor mindset management. --- 2500 points may not sound like much, but the rigor behind it is the real deal. --- I like this no-nonsense style; the results speak louder than words. --- It's really just about review, stop-loss, and review again—sounds simple, but most people fail at it. --- Turning opportunities into profits—that's the essence of trading.

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 01-08 10:33

Execution ability really holds people back; most people get stuck here. Reviewing and reflecting is the key; without it, any strategy is useless. 2500 points is indeed impressive, but I want to know how the drawdown is controlled. This is real trading—no flowery words, just feeling comfortable. Managing your mindset is easier to talk about than to do; you have to suffer losses to understand. No hype, no blackening—making solid money is the true skill.

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QuorumVoter

· 01-08 10:29

Execution ability can truly change one's fate, it's no joke. Simply put, it's about mindset and discipline; everything else is superficial. This is how trading should be—humble and fierce. Review, review, review—this is where the difference is forged. Tired of those fancy phrases, I just want to see the results.

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