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Winning is falling, winning is amplitude, winning is fluctuating, winning is flexibility.

1. To be sensible is to let a person leave early before pain and tragedy occur.

2. Keep your head down when it's time to look down, then look up again when it's time to look up.

3. Common interests must not be alone, and efforts must be marginalized.

4. Where there are people, there are fights, and where there are fights, there are ups and downs.

5. One coincidence may be fate; two coincidences are mostly premeditated designs.

6. Where flowers and willows bloom tightly, the only way to do this is to pull them out. When the wind and rain are raging, stand still before you see your feet.
7. In the end, what can actually make you earn an astronomical amount of 10 billion dollars in monetary wealth is yours:
a. Target the right investment transactions — future blue-chip high-performing stocks that are not recognized or even disdained by most people and are still in the early stages of gross securities.
b. In the midst of big fluctuations, especially in the so-called continuous fearsome and hopeless slump in the market, firm belief and great wisdom buy the position opening layout in batches with intermittent discrete random variables.
c. Take advantage of the decline in stock prices to increase the number of shares purchased to achieve the goal of increasing the number of shares held.

8. The JC Family's Iron Law of Trading (I cannot emphasize repetition too much):

Winning in a falling market; winning in amplitude; winning in wisdom; winning in openness; winning in learning; winning in change; winning in adapting; winning in mathematics; winning in physics; winning in models; winning in function; winning in vibration; winning in quantification; winning in framework; winning in mediocrity; winning in probability; winning in technology; winning in psychology; winning in dexterity; winning in fidelity; winning in change; winning in fluctuation.

Losing in isolation; losing in self; losing in solidifying; losing in self-abandonment; losing in catching up; losing in chasing strength; losing in rushing high; losing in staggering; losing in unilaterally; losing in gambling; losing in defending; losing in stewing stocks; losing in perpetual motion; losing in gambling; losing in complaining; losing in excuses; losing in cursing people; losing in dreaming; losing in planning; losing in forecasting.

98% of people will never be able to give up on ups and downs or predictions, and there are no plans of any kind that use a certain percentage of the battle sequence of treasury funds as a strong and strong backing, so 98% can only end in failure.

Trading earns a living. It's not about being a stock slave; it's not about fighting opinions; it's about investing in trading to win.
Alarm bells are ringing: The first and last chapters of the Book of Wisdom all read “There is no empty lunch in the world.” Don't expect to read someone else's post-market review chart analysis; you can make money if you don't work hard.

Disclaimer: This article is a private trading log, not opinions or individual stock recommendations. The blogger holds shares and may sell them at any time (including the same day and the next day). Also, the level of bloggers is average, and they often make mistakes (weak markets are more likely to make mistakes). I cut my actual trading level in half and then fold it in half.
Winning is falling, winning is amplitude, winning is fluctuating, winning is flexibility.
Winning is falling, winning is amplitude, winning is fluctuating, winning is flexibility.
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