On Friday, January 17th, the dynamic chip profit ratio was 83.10%.

Key point: Not participating in long and short, rise and fall, bull and bear viewpoint debates. Just a personal post-market review chart record.

The following are trading iron rules, no matter how much they are emphasized:

Win in a bear market; win in volatility; win in courage; win in wisdom; win in open-mindedness; win in learning; win in change; win in adaptability; win in mathematics; win in physics; win in models; win in functions; win in vibrations; win in quantification; win in frameworks; win in moderation; win in probabilities; win in technology; win in psychology; win in agility; win in flexibility; win in oscillations.

Lose in confinement; lose in self; lose in rigidity; lose in self-abandonment; lose in self-deception; lose in chasing highs; lose in chasing strength; lose in chasing highs; lose in stagnant rise; lose in one-sidedness; lose in gambling; lose in safeguarding positions; lose in full positions; lose in financing; lose in write-offs; lose in simmering stocks; lose in perpetual motion; lose in gambling; lose in complaining; lose in making excuses; lose in cursing; lose in dreaming; lose in plans; lose in predictions.

98% of people can never get rid of the mentality of liking to rise and hating to fall, and predicting, without a strong and reliable backing of various plans with a certain proportion of safeguarding funds battle sequence, so 98% of people can only end up in failure.

The end of a straight line is a trap.

Prey likes to move in a straight line.

Trading is about making a living, not being a stock slave, not fighting opinions, but winning in trading.