For a long time, I’ve been deeply rooted in the market—studying the order book and chart layout. Stability and steady gains are simply part of my everyday life. When I encounter a major one-sided market, I can still capture daily profits of several thousand points with certainty. But in trading, risk and reward always coexist. Behind extreme profits there is inevitably extreme volatility. The more frequently you open positions, the higher the probability that you’ll hit stop-losses and then face pullbacks—this is the unchanging truth of the market, and I never deliberately hide it.

My companion, Xue Yuan, has never been chasing a gamble for sudden wealth. What we pursue is a steady pace of slow and lasting accumulation—step by step, grounded and reliable. If you’re tired of the flashy hype and manufactured hype in the market, and the gimmicks used to stir up excitement, and you just want to steadily build up your harvest in a calm and secure way, you’re welcome to walk side by side with me—sharing the same rhythm.

After being rooted in this industry for so long, I’ve seen far too many fellow creators and bloggers experience both good and bad times: when the market is favorable and profitable, praise fills the screen everywhere; once the market shows a short-term pullback, criticism and insults come one after another, overwhelming in every direction. Day after day, I publicly break down the chart and share my thinking. The psychological pressure that comes with that is something outsiders can hardly truly understand.

I’ve never cared to compete for attention. My mindset is calm and laid-back, and I follow fate. I only want to accept fellow travelers whose values align and whose temperament is peaceful and kind. As for people who are overly obsessed with gains and losses—who flatter and ingratiate themselves when they’re profitable, but turn vicious with insults at a brief floating loss or drawdown, showing not even a trace of tolerance or empathy—there’s no need to get close. We were never meant to be on the same path.

When the market is going in your favor and you’re profitable, you don’t need to flatter or curry favor on purpose. If you run into floating losses and pullbacks, I also ask that you bring more perspective and more tolerance. We always stand on the same side. Profit and loss are, after all, one—so we should support each other. Relying on opportunism and short-term bets can only bring temporary benefits. If you want to stay in the market long-term in a stable way and go forward together, the underlying foundation will always be mutual consideration and trust in both directions.
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