#美联储重启降息步伐 When we first entered the market, who wasn’t here for quick money? But after grinding it out for a few months, you realize this game isn’t about luck—it’s a battle with your own greed and fear to the very end.

The market has never lacked legends; what it lacks are people who survive until the end. The ones still at the table aren’t there because they win every time, but because every time they lose, they know how to get back up and adjust their approach.

How to identify trends, manage your positions, set stop-losses, stick to your plan—everyone can recite these principles, but can you still strictly follow the rules after stopping out three times in a row? The market won’t give you a medal just because you guessed right once. It only cares about one thing: can you consistently make money by sticking to your discipline?

Losing money? That’s normal. The key is knowing when to admit defeat. The worst is letting a small loss turn into a medium one, and then stubbornly holding until you get liquidated. The people who really make money aren’t glued to the screen for every short-term move—they patiently wait for the trend to emerge and then capitalize on those big waves.

The more you obsess, the itchier your hands get, and the easier it is to lose control of your emotions. Look at those seasoned traders who are consistently profitable—most of the time, they seem like they’re asleep. It’s not because they’re indifferent; it’s because they know when to act and when to stay silent. Lose your rhythm, and your mindset collapses.

In trading, it’s not about who has the biggest bursts of energy in the end—it’s about who can protect their principal and withstand drawdowns. Once you’ve been through several bull and bear cycles, you’ll understand: you can slowly develop the ability to make money, but your mindset and discipline to keep it are what determine how far you can really go.

I’m Old Zhang, specializing in mid- and short-term contracts and mid- to long-term spot strategies. I often share practical tips and strategy breakdowns. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out and chat!