Sister Min only started to see her account grow after deleting all indicators.

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I used to be like that too—more indicators made me feel more secure, more news made me think I was "trading."

The result is simple: the busier I was, the faster I lost.

Later, I did something very extreme—

Deleted all the complicated stuff, kept only the simplest rules, and only with small funds did I gradually stabilize.

Just four steps: $A2Z

First, only recognize one signal

Only look at the daily MACD bullish crossover above the zero line, ignore news, don’t chase hot topics.

The more you look at, the more chaotic it becomes.

Second, only stick to one line

Only watch the 20-day moving average. Hold as long as it stays above; if it breaks, get out—no exceptions.

Many people lose money because they don’t get out when they should.

Third, watch volume when entering, exit in stages

Stand firm above the moving average, buy when volume expands.

Lock in some profits first, then sell more as it rises, and exit immediately if it breaks below the moving average.

Fourth, judge by the closing price

Ignore intraday movements, only look at the closing price.

Get out if it breaks below; better to miss some opportunities than get trapped.

Small funds fear not having enough opportunities, but more so that you can’t stop.

The more you want to be quick, the easier you are to lose; ironically, this "boring" method can grow steadily over time.

The market offers opportunities every day, but not everyone can catch them.

If you can’t even stick to simple rules, no matter how good the market is, it has nothing to do with you.

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