There are far too many irrational people who follow trades. Instead of trusting others, it’s better to trust yourself. There are 27 copy-trades left; over the past two days I reached 73. This time, I’m doing it myself. Starting over with a little bit of money is also pretty interesting. Today I’m up 99%, which also counts as a small reset of capital. After making these few trades, there should basically be no anti-trade situation. With a small account, for gold I open positions at 0.01 lots each; the largest one has a 5u stop loss. I woke up and suddenly saw a signal—I didn’t think it through well enough before trading, but I still set the stop loss. Most of the big profits came from riding a whole move; once it reached the level, I left immediately. Each trade requires waiting for a period of time, and there are strict take-profit and stop-loss rules. Averaging in (stacking) only has one outcome: it’s the dead end. When you do it like this—carefully and seriously—your capital grows fairly quickly too. Of course, it’s only a few dozen u, but I can say that every time I open a trade, I think it through carefully first before I commit to placing the order. If you’re hesitant, don’t make the trade.

Work hard to restrain yourself from placing trades out of impatience; restrain the hesitation that makes you hesitate to act; restrain the greed that makes you unwilling to exit the market. Slow is fast; fast is slow. This time, I started over from the beginning—so everyone can witness it together.