Trading is, in itself, a long road of cultivation; the track has never been decided by us. Take the gold track as an example: market conditions can reverse suddenly at any moment. Once you run into extreme, abnormal moves, even the most mature technical analysis can be hard-pressed to fully guard against sudden risks. It’s reasonable capital allocation that is the real way to stand firm in trading for the long term. Risk and reward are always directly proportional. We can only rely on our own so-called crummy/junk “garbage techniques” to screen for comparatively safer entry levels, set up position and risk controls in advance, and allocate capital in a way that shows due respect for the market—so that traders who can hold on to their principal can survive long-term through a market where prices keep swinging between downtrends and uptrends.