In the world of trading, facing the uncertainty of the future, every participant is like an explorer sailing in unknown waters, a thoughtful speculative trader, a strategist who pursues unlimited possibilities with limited risks, rather than a gambler who simply relies on luck. We are well aware that the market is volatile and the result of the next transaction, profit or loss, is often difficult to predict.

However, it is this deep understanding of uncertainty that prompts us to pay more attention to risk management. We learn to set a clear stop loss point, which is not just a number, it represents the maximum risk range we are willing and able to bear while pursuing potential profits. This self-discipline and strategic planning enable us to remain stable in the storms of the market and avoid blindly advancing.

Therefore, instead of seeing ourselves as gamblers who risk a small amount for a big gain, it is better to see ourselves as a savvy risk manager. We use professional knowledge, market analysis and psychological control to carefully construct each transaction plan, striving to maximize market opportunities within a controllable risk range.

Remember, trading is a marathon, not a sprint. If we remain patient, stick to principles, and arm ourselves with wisdom and discipline, we will be able to move forward steadily in the ocean of the market and gradually accumulate our own wealth and experience. In this process, we are not only market participants, but also the helmsmen of our own destiny.