As a trader, I often reflect on my investment journey, contemplating the ups and downs I have experienced. If one day I am able to retire successfully, I will share these valuable insights with future generations:

First of all, the market does not favor anyone. It does not punish your mistakes, but continuously teaches you until you truly grasp the principles behind it.

Secondly, in the world of trading, there is no such thing as a 'holy grail' or 'secret weapon.' The true winning strategy is right in front of you: grasping trends, understanding support and resistance, managing funds properly, and enhancing execution. Successful trading is about repeatedly practicing these seemingly simple elements until you reach a masterful level.

Thirdly, instead of trying to predict the future, it is better to focus on managing the present. Those who spend all day guessing market ups and downs often end up either liquidating their positions or getting a harsh reality check. The essence of trading lies not in prediction, but in execution. While you cannot determine the profit or loss of the next trade, you know that after adhering to the rules for the long term, the odds will eventually be in your favor.

Fourth, learn to ensure sustained profit growth while promptly cutting losses. Newcomers entering the market all dream of stable profits, but the truth is that only by accepting the possibility of losses can you truly make money. Losses themselves are not frightening; what is truly frightening is stubbornly holding on. Real profit does not come from frequent trading, but from seizing enough profit at the right moment.

Fifth, being too close to the market can easily lead to being consumed by it. Staring at the market all day, frequently entering and exiting, and trying to capture every minor fluctuation will only make you increasingly anxious and lose control. True winners understand the importance of maintaining a proper distance from the market and learn to patiently wait in order to seize their opportunities at the right moment.

In the end, true trading experts often appear 'boring'. Because they know well that trading is not an exciting activity. Those who can achieve long-term stable profits often have a trading process that seems unremarkable and even somewhat tedious. But it is this calmness and focus that is the necessary path to success.