Many people treat trading as a shortcut to get rich, but in reality, trading is a contest of cognition and discipline.

First, respect the market. Don't fantasize about getting rich overnight. Use spare funds to gradually build your positions. Patience is key to enduring the oscillation cycles.

Stick firmly to stop-loss and take-profit points—5% stop-loss can cut risks in time, and 10%-30% should be taken profit and secured. Don't be greedy waiting for that last bit of gain, as that's often where things go wrong.

There is also a certain art to selecting assets. Choose 2-3 assets with solid logic and stable fundamentals, focus on sectors you understand, and avoid blindly chasing every hot trend. Conduct daily reviews, record your trades and emotional states, and use journaling to combat greed and fear.

Ultimately, trading is like running a marathon. Maintain a steady pace and control risks, and long-term consistent profits will naturally follow.