Many traders treat win rate as the only standard for measuring trading ability, but what often truly affects long-term profits is the risk-reward ratio. If every winning trade yields more than every losing trade costs, then even with a win rate of only 40%–50%, there is still a chance to achieve steady profitability over the long run.

When trading contracts, don’t just focus on “whether this trade can make money.” Plan take-profit and stop-loss in advance so that gains can be expanded as much as possible and losses are controlled promptly. Rather than trying to get every single trade right, it’s better to build a reasonable risk-reward ratio and trading discipline—this is the key to long-term stable trading.