Making money is satisfying, but the market's harvest is even harsher.

One wave couldn't hold on, and efforts instantly reset to zero. Those who can grow small funds into large ones don't rely on luck, but on a set of rules that prevent death, not chasing quick profits, just aiming to survive longer.
In contract trading, the right direction is an amplifier; the wrong direction is a meat grinder.
If you don't understand risk structure, you're just giving away money.
My principle: small capital, high discipline, only trade high-probability setups.
Trade with light positions, exit immediately if wrong, stop if consecutive trades are unsuccessful.
Emotional outbursts are the biggest enemy.
Profits earned are just numbers until withdrawn.
Only trade in trending markets, rest during consolidation.
Contracts are not about quick success, but long-term filtering. The most powerful traders are those who know when to stop and follow the rules.
If you still have no direction and are watching the market but don't know how to act, then follow Lao Zhang first. The path I’ve been walking, the ideas I’ve been developing, are always there. If you're willing to follow, I’m always here.