A9 Expert Shares: Trading methods are everywhere, but what is the core essence of sustainable profitability?

1. Learn to control stop-loss: Stop-loss is the foundation of taking profits and the first lesson in trading. The purpose of stop-loss is to teach you to admit mistakes, turn around, and resonate with the market; it is a retreat to advance, aiming to protect your neutrality.
2. Enter with quality: Shooting is not random; each shot must be confident, have a chance of success, and require patience. This means taking action at key turning points and where the probability advantage lies.
3. Focus on risk-reward ratio: Each shot should yield significant gains, capable of covering three to five stop-losses. Only then does the entry point make sense. Also, the gains from a shot should be realized in a short period, which relates to time cost.
4. Stick to the main upward trend: No matter how the market environment changes, always stay within the main upward trend. The main upward wave represents the strength of capital; where there is capital, there are more "fish."
5. Clarify entry and exit signals: A key candlestick determines the nature—break it, and you exit; it appears, and you enter. No ambiguity.
6. Align with the underlying logic of the market makers: The underlying logic of trading must be consistent with the largest market makers. Only by moving in sync with controlling market makers can you buy and sell at the right times.
7. Practice correctly first: All of the above are theories; do not be overconfident. Use minimal capital for practical trading to establish correct trading behaviors and verify whether your trading ideas are feasible and withstand market tests.
8. Do not rush to make money; pursue long-term stability: Do not rush to earn money. Practice steadily for three years, maintaining stability in both bull and bear markets each year.
9. Control trading time and seize initiative: Limit daily trading to within half an hour; avoid over-investment. Set stop-loss after entering, then turn off the computer and go to work. Remember, it is "I" who play trading, not trading that plays "me."
10. Actively hold cash and reflect: There are many market opportunities, but keep a calm heart. During market downturns, focus on learning, fitness, and rest. Practice standing meditation, sit quietly, observe your mind, and reflect on yourself.
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