Six trading days—nearly eighty times! That’s the charm of high-multiplier leverage! High returns come with high risk. I hope everyone has a risk mindset!

In terms of what trading has taught me: staying in a heavy position all the time will definitely lead to losses; opening trades too frequently will definitely lead to losses; making money but never taking profits—never cashing out—will definitely lead to losses; refusing to cut losses will definitely lead to losses; and after you start losing, your mindset turns bad—then revenge trading will definitely lead to losses.

Also, when you play high-multiplier contracts, it’s not really about how much capital you have or how impressive your technical skills are. The most important thing is your mindset—mindset beats everything!

Right now, about 80% of the copy-trading funds can’t keep up with the trades, but for the moment I can’t make signal/copy-trading the main focus. To accommodate copy-trading, I deliberately keep only one or two thousand USD to operate. If I do that, it changes my way of trading: it becomes signal-trading-for-the-sake-of-signal-trading. That won’t be good for you, and it won’t be good for me either. I hope those who are following the signals should really treasure this opportunity and stop making extra moves—don’t keep touching it and moving it around!

I also hope that in the future, if I have the chance, I can exchange trading experience and insights with everyone. Finally, I’ll leave you with one line of advice: in the capital market, more than 90% of people are losing. Your principal must be split into several parts to prevent a single wave from wiping it out.

As the saying goes: with the increase of principal, things will only become more and more steady. If you’ve already made money from copy-trading, then stay calm and hold steady. And when your losses reach within 30% points of the principal, that day I will stop trading to ensure profits don’t pull back too much!