That day, when a student showed me a screenshot, I was silent for several seconds. 6,200U turned into 83,000U, in just 7 days.

I never told her to go all-in, nor did I urge her to increase her position size. Just a simple request—one or two trades a week, only do the ones I’ve confirmed.

The first trade, she took a small position. When the floating profit started to rise, I saw her hand trembling, afraid of a pullback. I told her, don’t focus on the candlestick chart, concentrate on execution.

By the second trade, she began to feel the difference. No chasing highs, no holding on to losing positions, no dreaming of doubling. Take profits when it’s right, and walk away.

After a week, she said something to me that I still remember: "It turns out making money isn’t about being exhausted, it’s about enduring."

Very realistic, right?

Every day, someone says there are no opportunities. But opportunities are always there; the question is whether you can wait, hold on, and truly walk away.

Stay-at-home moms, workers, people with small funds—these are not disadvantages at all. In fact, they are more likely to succeed because you are naturally less greedy and aggressive, with stronger discipline in execution.

My trading pace is very slow. Sometimes I spend an entire day just waiting for a trade, possibly waiting several hours. But this trade must be steady.

I can’t guarantee sudden wealth. But I have already gone from a losing habit to a consistent profit-making habit. Those who understand this will naturally know how to proceed.