Summary and Planning of the Trading Phase
Phase Review (1U → 10U): Difficult Start and Strategic Evolution
This is the most difficult and riskiest stage. The initial capital is only 1U, and the operating space is extremely limited. The initial strategy is simple and direct:
1. Leverage fully applied, betting on a significant three-wave breakout: if successful, 1U turns into 2U or 3U; if failed, liquidation and restart.
2. Capital accumulation to 2U-5U: Strategy begins to change:
Fixed position intervention: Instead of going all in every time, set a fixed position (for example, if the maximum a

Welcome to Crazy Corey's "1U to 100U" Challenge
Let's talk about recent trading experiences.
This time's 10x return, compared to the last time, has less luck involved. Throughout my continuous participation in the market, my understanding of the market has deepened, and I have gradually established several trading opportunity patterns that I prefer.
However, there are still some issues in operation, the core of which lies in "stop loss." Currently, my stop loss mainly relies on market intuition, and the strategy is "buy on breakout, sell when expectations are not met." I can clearly define the

I have always believed in a saying: "When you know you are you, you are no longer you."
June 12, 2025, this moment is a special day for me. Because I stand once again at the crossroads of self-examination.
Looking back over the past year, it has undoubtedly been a low point in my life. My academic performance has been continuously disappointing, and that glaring score of 27 in the English section of the college entrance examination feels like a heavy mark. However, at this time last year, a thought arose: I want to take the IELTS, I want to study abroad. The root of this thought, in hindsight,

I once told a fren: "When you don't want to make money from trading, that's when you can make money."
The friend's reaction was one of surprise, disagreement, and even a sense of amusement. Similar viewpoints are widely circulated; some oppose them while others resonate with them. Yet I firmly believe that their essence contains profound truth.
In recent days, I have felt that my understanding of the market has improved, and a sense of excitement has inevitably arisen in my heart. My thoughts are like wild horses running free, beginning to outline a vision for the future: comfort and enjoyment

Long time no see, all the frens I haven't met yet!
It has been a long time since we updated our challenges, as I have been polishing my trading system during this period. Now, I can barely say that I have touched the threshold.
In the trading market, there is an old saying: "Those who can buy are apprentices, while those who can sell are masters." Indeed, the two represent different levels of understanding.
Let's talk about my recent studies. I've recently been breaking down "Chán Lùn" and "Wave Theory." Note that I said breaking down, not learning. This is to avoid getting trapped in any one

There are only four types of people in the entire market: loose people, merchants, hunters, and officials. - Mad Corey, "The Book of Crazy Men".

The auxiliary role of MACD is excellent; pay attention to whether it has broken or not. Looking at this level, the strong ones buy at the breakthrough and sell when it does not meet expectations.