Why does Cat Brother never watch the market but still earn 28 million over 9 years? The answer is only four characters: turn off the market analysis.

Many people ask me: Teacher Cat Brother, how long do you watch the market every day?
I say: 5 minutes.
The other person doesn't believe it.
But I tell you, the longer you watch, the more you lose.
In my early years, I also tried watching for ten or more hours a day, drawing lines, guessing tops, chasing news, and as a result, I blew up my positions three times, almost unable to pay rent.
Later, I realized: candlestick charts won't go up just because you stare at them, but you will make reckless moves because of staring.
So I did something "counter to human nature"—simplify.
Remove all indicators, leaving only a 20-day moving average.
Only open the exchange twice a day: at 10 a.m. to glance at the 4-hour chart, and at 10 p.m. to confirm whether to trigger stop profit or stop loss.
My only weapon is the N-shaped pattern.
A vertical surge, a diagonal pullback, then a vertical breakout—enter the trade.
If the pattern is broken—exit.
No adding to positions, no holding through losses, no leverage.
Stop loss at 2%, take profit at 10%, even with a 35% win rate, you can still be profitable.
Teacher Cat Brother's 28 million earnings come never from "divine predictions," but from mechanical execution.