1. Always prioritize risk control first, profit comes second. The principal is always the top priority. Strictly lock in single-loss trades; not cutting losses and holding onto losing positions are the root causes of all losses.

2. Only follow the major trend; never trade against the trend or guess the big cycle direction recklessly. Find entry points in small cycles, only take trend-following trades. During consolidation or unclear directions, stay out and observe.
3. Stick to a fixed trading system; do not frequently change methods. Use only one set of logic for moving averages, MACD, and Chan theory. Only trade the markets you understand; if you don’t understand, do not enter.
4. Position size must always be controllable; avoid heavy positions and all-in bets. Use small positions for trial and error, add or reduce positions in batches. Even in good markets, do not gamble with heavy positions. Staying alive is more important than getting rich quickly.
5. Prioritize risk-reward ratio; do not rely on frequent trades to make money. Strictly adhere to a ratio of 2:1 or higher. Small losses multiple times plus one big profit can cover all losses. Reject small gains and big losses.
6. Only execute trades; do not predict or guess tops or bottoms. Respond to the market as it moves; eliminate emotional trading and trading based on feelings.
7. Combine knowledge and action; strictly follow discipline. 90% of losses are caused by not controlling impulses and not following rules. In the end, trading is all about human nature and self-discipline.
8. Maintain steady compound growth; reject overnight riches. Earn slowly and steadily. Stable compounding is the key to long-term profitability in trading. Greed will only lead to inevitable losses. #Gate广场五月交易分享