2026-01-11 04:24:27

Taking Mr. Qin's recent trades as an example, during the period from December 31 to January 7, gold prices rose from 4324 all the way to 4500, resulting in a profit of 35,000 from two trades. This is a real case of using small capital to pursue larger gains.

What are the key points? First, you need to be patient. It's clear from the chart—many people get shaken out at those specific points I marked. Market fluctuations often serve to wash out traders with unstable mindsets. This tests both your understanding of the market and your psychological resilience.

Without certain market experience and practical trading skills, it's difficult to survive in this rhythm. Instead of blindly following the trend, it's better to spend time understanding how the market operates and to build your own trading intuition. Only then can you have enough confidence to seize opportunities when they arise.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 12h ago

35,000 sounds pretty good, but you need to catch the right market conditions. Mindset is really the biggest hurdle; I've seen too many people give up halfway. Those who follow blindly are just the biggest fools. Without some accumulation, it's better not to mess around blindly.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 22h ago

Thirty-five thousand sounds appealing, but the problem is, how many will live to see that day?

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 01-11 04:54

35,000? Sounds easy to earn but hard to make. I just want to know how many times Mr. Qin was washed out before he finally secured this deal.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-11 04:54

Thirty-five thousand sounds great, but I think most people can't even withstand the first two waves of震.

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 01-11 04:52

Thirty-five thousand sounds great, but how many actually make it to the end and get the money? That's the real issue.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 01-11 04:44

Damn, this is exactly my textbook for every loss... I have a lot of say about the part where I got shaken out due to an unstable mindset.

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CrossChainBreather

· 01-11 04:44

35,000 sounds like a lot, but what about the risk? We have to be honest --- Basically, it's about mental resilience. I don't have that kind of discipline --- Showing off profits again, why not also show the losing trades? --- Betting small amounts for big gains sounds easy, but actually doing it is really stressful --- I truly understand the importance of staying calm; I almost couldn't hold on a couple of days ago --- Market accumulation really depends on time; going the wrong way is simply not an option --- This wave of gold market movement is indeed fierce, but I feel the risks afterward are also high

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CodeZeroBasis

· 01-11 04:39

Thirty-five thousand sounds great, but how many people actually make it that far?

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-11 04:25

Alright, it's that same rhetoric of "mindset determines everything," sounding so grandiose. In essence, market manipulation is just an artistic expression of supply and demand curves, but most people simply can't see through it. The ones who truly make money are never those calling the shots, but those who know how to wait. The move from 4324 to 4500 in gold—honestly, it's a bit textbook-like, feeling like the entire market is performing a perfect candle dance. The question is, how do you know the next time will go so smoothly? I've heard many stories of small bets for big gains, but many won't live to see the next year. Having patience is indeed a prerequisite, but the prerequisite for that is having enough capital to withstand the cost of being washed out, isn't it?

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