After confirming the trend, I won’t chase the price up. I’ll wait for it to pull back, find support, and stabilize—then I’ll slowly add. While others get excited and go all-in, I actually get calmer the more I profit.

Only at the end do I dare to increase my position size further.
Once I’ve been getting it right in a row, and the market is truly moving, that’s when I’ll put in the remaining portion of my position—specifically to ride the main rally. When I’ve earned what I should earn, I leave; I don’t daydream about multiplying tenfold.
Many people lose—not because they can’t do it, but because they’re too impatient.
They feel on top after making a little profit, try to “make it back” after a small loss—and in the end they even ruin the simplest market setup.
There was a follower who lost over a hundred thousand yuan. Later, he followed me and completely changed his position sizing and timing. In a little over a month, he slowly got back on track, and after that, he never had another big loss.