Shun Shi Hua spends a few hours organizing 30 of the simplest methods to help you achieve over 90% profit!

StrawberryIce · 2026-02-28T07:02:03+00:00

This article tells the story of the author leaving a remote mountain village, quitting their job to become a full-time stock trader. After years of persistence and learning, the author went from losses to accumulating nearly 30 million in wealth, sharing their stock trading insights and experiences in hopes of helping more investors. At the same time, they emphasize that the process of stock trading requires patience and judgment, and express gratitude to their supporters.

StrawberryIce

2026-02-28 07:02:03

Abstract generation in progress

Let me introduce myself. I’m not a second-generation rich kid. I was born in a remote mountain village. The most valuable thing at home was my father’s squeaky old motorcycle, and my mother carefully budgeted every penny at the market. I swear I would get out of there! [Taogu Ba]

In 2010, I made a decision that made my whole family think I was crazy: quit my stable job, and with the savings from working for a few years plus the 1 million yuan borrowed from family and friends, I went all-in on stock trading. No backup plan—I was my own backup. An 8-square-meter rented room and a computer were my entire world. I experienced the panic of a single-day crash and endured months of sideways trading. During the hardest times, my account shrank by nearly half, and I ate only plain noodles for three months, too afraid to tell my family.

That loneliness and pressure could have crushed me. But I held on because I knew I didn’t come out of that endless mountain village to go back. Wealth accumulation isn’t a legend of sudden riches; it’s more like a long-term “compound interest” journey.

Today, my account holds a market value of nearly 30 million yuan. Sitting in a restaurant in Lujiazui, looking out at the river view, sometimes I still feel surreal. That bright city lights once seemed like the starry sky I gazed at in the alley. What I’ve achieved isn’t just financial freedom, but also the full imagination of a young boy in that mountain village about the possibilities of life.

I still watch the markets daily, reviewing my trades, like walking on thin ice. The market is always the best teacher, and I am just a lifelong student afraid to graduate. The road is narrow, but I am grateful to the self who came out of that small mountain village, who persisted for sixteen years and turned it into a path home.

Trading insights: the process is the same—going from seven losses to two break-evens to one profit—it’s all about staying focused and not chasing various profit models.

Actually, I spend so much energy updating every day because I want to help more investors avoid getting “cut” by the market. I know many people might not understand why I, having achieved financial freedom, still want to help others. Like I said at the beginning, I also started in the market with many losses. Having experienced the rain, I always want to hold a umbrella for others. That’s just who I am. I also understand how tough retail investors’ lives are! I’ve been with Taoxian for several months now, and I’ve gone through a lot. As many old followers know, sometimes comments from fans can be quite discouraging, and I’ve even thought about quitting at times…

Today, I’ve spent a few hours整理 some hard-earned experience. These small tips, I strongly recommend you save and read slowly:

Build your own stock pool. Only keep the best stocks, and only look for stocks within your pool. This way, you can observe these stocks daily and understand their nature, increasing your success rate.
Only buy stocks in an upward trend. Short-term buying isn’t about the price but the trend. An upward trend is safer and offers higher profit chances. When the trend is bad, even at low prices, it’s unsafe because there’s no bottom in a decline. A clear rising channel is when the 5-day and 30-day moving averages are parallel and moving upward; you can enter when the timing is right.
When an upward trend shows a long upper shadow, it indicates a potential top. When a downward trend shows a long lower shadow, it indicates a potential bottom.
Don’t look at stocks that aren’t in an upward trend. Don’t follow the main force to build positions unnecessarily.
Don’t buy stocks when all moving averages are diverging downward.
Avoid entering during a rebound that forms a large red candle at the top with huge volume.
Volume is the most important indicator for short-term trading. Nothing else is needed. Increasing volume with rising prices and decreasing volume with falling prices are the healthiest signals.
Buy when stocks at the bottom start hitting limit-up, with volume surging and breaking out.
Improve your judgment and patience—there are no shortcuts. Randomly buying stocks will ultimately leave you empty-handed.
Without patience, you will achieve nothing in the stock market and end up empty-handed.
Only trade stocks in the hottest sectors, preferably the leading stocks.
Heavy position in the initial surge, hold during the uptrend, reduce during the late stage, and stay out during the transition.
Follow the rhythm of strong stocks; be patient and avoid acting impulsively in weak markets.
When “chip concentration reaches 12%,” it indicates the main force has completed the final accumulation. Buy decisively and hold tight.
Once the trend is established, buy and watch more, act less.
When the 5-day moving average turns downward at high levels, decisively exit and observe.
Stocks with volume surges and limit-up at the bottom should be quickly bought in.
During mid-movement, if volume shrinks but the stock hits limit-up, hold boldly.
When stock prices at high levels see volume surges, it’s a good strategy to go long.
Shrinking volume to new highs is a relatively safe buy signal.
Breakout from consolidation zones can be safely profitable.
Sudden acceleration with large bullish candles, breaking out of oscillation zones, with significantly increased volume and crossing the price center, are all signals of a stock starting to rise.
Horizontal consolidation at low levels with a single peak (chip peak) indicates main force is building positions.
When the maximum chip hasn’t moved, follow the main force closely without relaxing.
Market strength depends on volume and price; simultaneous increase in both indicates an attack.
When the chips are dispersing during a rally, a top K-line suggests it’s time to exit.
After a shakeout, observe chips; a double peak with decreasing then increasing chips indicates accumulation.
Small bullish moves during accumulation should be followed, as big trends are coming.
Never try to rebound during a stock’s limit-down.

Recently, my viewership has not broken through new highs. To those with coupons, I’ll send some encouragement—7 coupons in the精选 section. Thanks to everyone! For those tight on funds, please support me by liking and following—every like is a support for me! The motivation to keep going comes from seeing so many fans supporting me along the way, especially those warm messages after my late-night review.

The road ahead is long and full of obstacles, but as long as we walk, we will reach our destination!

$Yuneng Holdings (sz001896)$ $Huasheng Tiancheng (sh600410)$ $Baichuan Shares (sz002455)$ $Jinzhengda (sz002470)$ $Intercontinental Oil & Gas (sh600759)$

View Original

This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.