That day, my account suddenly had extra 540k U$LAB

I wasn’t excited—instead, I just stood there stunned for a long time
My mind was filled with what it looked like in 2017—$5,000 principal, a rental room, and a computer that was painfully slow to the point of being unbearable
Staring at the charts until dawn, getting “educated” by the market over and over again
It wasn’t that I wasn’t working hard back then; it was that there were simply no rules to begin with$US
When it went up, I chased; when it went down, I held on; making a small profit made me ridiculously happy, and even a small loss would make me panic
To be honest, up to today, I’ve only managed to accomplish one thing: training myself to be disciplined
Many people ask me how I did it. I don’t talk about luck—I just focus on two things: capital flow, and myself
Candlesticks are just surface-level; what really matters is trading volume
When the price is slowly rising, don’t rush in. In most cases, the funds are still accumulating
After trading volume surges hard, if it then crashes again—don’t fantasize. That’s capital running
When the price drops sharply, don’t rush to bottom-fish. In most cases it’s not an opportunity—it’s a backstab
In a high-position situation, what you fear most isn’t the drop, but the lack of volume—nobody is taking over, and you end up being the last one on the post
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In a low-position situation, don’t get triggered just because of one bullish candle—you need to see capital keep coming in, stacked up slowly, and only then can you play
But in the end, all of this is “technical”
What’s really deadly is whether you can control yourself
When it’s time to cut losses, don’t delay; when you’re in cash, wait patiently. These two points aren’t that everyone doesn’t understand—it’s that your hands are too fast—the market hasn’t confirmed, and you’ve already charged in
In the past few years, my biggest change is one sentence:
When I shouldn’t move, I truly can not move
Don’t underestimate that. It’s the line that separates most people from a few
The market always has opportunities, but not every wave is meant for you to eat
If you want to participate in every segment, the end result will be getting repeatedly harvested
So my trading is simple now:
If I can understand it, I do it. If I can’t, I don’t
I’d rather miss, than make a wrong move
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If you open a position impulsively, and then your mindset collapses so you add more to try to get it back—that isn’t a problem with the market; it’s that you lack a set of rules that can keep you steady
What I’m doing here is helping people put that system in place:
When to enter, when to exit, and how to control position sizing—every step has its own rhythm
If you truly want to change, you can come chat with me
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