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The trading market in the past week can be described as a mixed bag of joys and sorrows. I have compiled a performance report of traders, from which many interesting patterns can be observed.
Let's first look at the standout performers. Some traders achieved a 100% win rate this week, with profits reaching as high as 187%, which is truly impressive. Others, although with slightly lower win rates, still achieved over 100% profit—this indicates a high level of professionalism in risk control and position management per trade. For example, a trader with a 58% win rate managed to achieve a 409% return, which usually reflects a keen market sense and strict stop-loss discipline behind such data.
Looking at the overall leaderboard, the market provided plenty of opportunities for long positions this week. Most active traders achieved positive returns, with win rates generally above 60%. Among them, some had a 94% win rate with 111% profit, while others had a 100% win rate with 50% profit—these differences reflect varying trading styles and risk preferences.
Of course, there were also failures. One trader's win rate this week dropped to 0, with a drawdown of -61%. This reminds us that no trader can only win; the key is how to survive in a high-risk environment.
⚠️ Important reminder: The above records are only for each trader’s performance this week and do not predict future results, nor do they constitute any investment advice. Always trade according to your own risk tolerance and avoid blindly following others.