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I found today that some copy-trading buddies increase their own leverage—this is a bad habit. Copy traders must not change the leverage themselves. If you change it, you won’t be in sync with mine; my position risk management is fine. I understand you want to make money, but you need to respect the market—if there’s a deep drawdown, you’ll get liquidated. Also, getting stuck in the contract/derivatives market is normal. Don’t be afraid—I have the ability to do T in my position management, which can effectively help resolve being stuck. If you’ve been copying for a long time, you should know th

Welcome everyone to follow the trades—compound slowly. Don’t seek a single trade to get rich overnight; just aim to be profitable every day! [發] Spring, summer, autumn, and winter all bring worries for money. You roam everywhere—southeast, northwest, east, and west—trying every kind of hardship in the world, just so you never bow your head in front of others. Halfway through life, your hair has already turned white. Once youth is gone, who can keep it? I hope your life will be happy—more joy and less sorrow. If you don’t have a fixation in your heart, how would you dare to go alone across the

Thank you for sharing with the copy-trading buddies—thank you very much for recognizing and affirming my trading logic, including my trading methods. Wishing you to get rich and be happy every day!

Welcome everyone—follow the trades, compound slowly. Don’t chase a one-trade windfall; just aim to profit every day. Passing one hardship is hard, yet you pass; nights are tough, yet you endure. Step by step it’s difficult to go, yet step by step you do. In everything it’s hard to succeed, yet in everything it succeeds. Life is vast, mountains and rivers run on—nothing more, nothing less. Yesterday’s abyss is deep; today’s shallow waters are wide. The road is long, but if you go, you will surely arrive. Even if the work is difficult, it can be done. When you look back, your little boat has alr

Bage’s note is as follows:
1. Trading style: Medium-to-long-term position-opening logic. Enter in batches, build diversified allocations. Risk per single trade is controlled at 1%-5% of total capital. Refuse to go all-in!
2. Trading philosophy: Move forward by clearing positions. Compound slowly. Don’t aim to get rich from a single trade; just seek profits every day. Long-term profitability does not depend on a high win rate (even a 30%-40% win rate is acceptable). The key is that the profit from winning trades is far greater than the loss from losing trades (profit-to-loss ratio ≥ 3:1), u