Many times in trading, believing that high efficiency in making money can be achieved through time and frequency of operations is likely a big mistake. There is a significant difference between theory and practical operation in trading, meaning that what is theoretically reasonable may not necessarily work in practice. However, during the trading process, we should enhance our understanding and form reasonable theories to derive operational methods that can truly guide practice. Therefore, merely discussing strategies on paper will only lead to difficulties in trading.

Thus, if we truly want to increase income in trading, it is not about changing the existing profit model, time cycle, and operation frequency, but rather increasing capital investment based on a profitable model. The only way to increase income is to keep the fluctuation of capital within a reasonable range.