If you can't see the market clearly and force yourself to open a position, it's no different from speeding in foggy weather—looks daring, but in reality, it's just roulette. Rushing to enter without waiting for clear K-line signals? That's like traveling blindfolded, with no plan at all, relying entirely on luck.

But the most deadly thing is having no stop-loss point. This is like skydiving without a parachute—you don't even have a backup plan, how can you possibly survive?

Looking back at this year's trading records, my open and close statistics show that I was profitable only about 52% of the time. But where's the key? It's in setting tight stop-losses, controlling losses when they happen, and letting profits run when the time is right. Short-term震仓 and long-term trend strategies are completely different approaches.

"Don't touch if you don't understand" sounds easy, but actual operation is too difficult. The market tempts you every day, and when FOMO kicks in, rationality can be shattered in minutes. But honestly, surviving in this market is already winning more than half the battle. These trading principles are essentially a survival manual, helping you stay alive a little longer.