Honestly, who would have thought that in just half a month, I would turn around and make 86,000 U? That kind of thrill really can't be compared to winning the lottery.

To be honest, I didn't fully foresee this comeback myself, but ultimately it boils down to two words—less doing, precise doing. It's not about fighting every day in the market, but about ensuring each trade hits the right point.

Seeing many people around losing money, it's probably not because they don't understand the trend, but because their mentality has collapsed. When the market shrinks slightly, they panic; when it rises two or three points, they want to run; when they make a little profit, they jump out, missing out on that big wave. This time, my success is entirely due to two killer skills: precise entry points + holding firm on profits.

First, let's talk about choosing the entry timing. I never chase the trend or believe in rumors; I focus on three things: the main force's accumulation position, whether there's abnormal trading volume, and whether key support levels can hold. Only when these three signals align do I dare to act, and my entry point is basically at the lowest point. I was also shaken off twice during shakeouts, but I knew in my heart—that was the main force absorbing shares, not dumping. So I stayed calm.

As for holding positions, the past half month has been truly torturous. Floating losses, volatility, daily bombardments. But because I was confident the trend hadn't changed, all those ups and downs were just noise. After enduring it, profits started snowballing, and my account was growing every day—seeing those numbers jump made me feel unstoppable.

Honestly, the market changes every day, and rigid methods simply can't survive. The key is to keep up with the rhythm and seize the right moment. In this market, opportunities are way more than you imagine. By the time you react, it’s already too late.

If you're still just watching from the sidelines, don't wait any longer. The opportunity is right in front of you—grab it, and you might turn things around.