#密码资产动态追踪 The account is only left with a few thousand yuan in startup capital. If I keep losing, I’ll have to dip into my kids’ interest class funds—someone I follow recently was in this exact situation. The voice on the other end of the phone was trembling. I didn’t sugarcoat anything for her; instead, I set two strict rules: don’t chase after coins that are skyrocketing within the day, and if the floating loss exceeds 5%, cut your position immediately.

She stubbornly swallowed that bitter pill.

In the first seven days, she only made small swings, nibbling away a few cents or dimes, like picking up coins from the ground one by one. On the eighth day, around midnight, she suddenly sent a voice message, her voice trembling: "The account… suddenly increased by nearly 3000 yuan…"

This isn’t luck; she simply put all her impulsiveness aside, used discipline, and waited for the right moment.

Three months later, I saw her post on Moments—a photo of the seaside with the caption: "Finally no more waking up in the middle of the night worrying about money."

What she regained wasn’t just those few numbers in her account, but her entire life pulled back from the edge of the cliff.

Honestly, there are too many retail investors in the market who blindly trust all kinds of complicated indicators, but they end up being led astray by the main players’ chip washing. My biggest realization over these years is—following real funds always gives a clearer picture than any indicator.

Later, I helped many people who were losing money. The approach is always simple: don’t greed or fight stubbornly, sell when it won’t rise, and re-enter when it hits the bottom. Just by properly implementing "stop-loss" and "gradual position building," many people recovered most of their losses within half a month.

Sticking to discipline, in plain terms, already puts you ahead of 80% of the market.

Some people don’t agree, even criticize me. But if you look at their account notes, nine out of ten are stuck in cycles of "being trapped" and "chasing highs and cutting losses." Always going all-in, if you lose, who can you blame?

I don’t boast, nor do I sell any secrets. It’s all about the feeling I’ve accumulated from watching the market every day over these years. Try following it, and your account performance will speak for itself.