Next, I want to talk about a very important figure, no, no, no, of course not me, I want to mention the famous American stock trader and investment master, Mark Minervini, who won the "U.S. Investing Championship" for five consecutive years.

He once grew thousands of dollars into millions in five years, achieving over 1000 times profit with an annualized return rate of 220%.

His works include: the "Super Performance" series of 123 books, "Champion's Mindset", and he pioneered the SEPA strategy to achieve super performance.

When mentioning Mark, one must talk about his groundbreaking SEPA strategy, which consists of five key elements:

1 Trend: In the early stages of the development of super strong stocks, there will be a clear upward price trend.

2 Fundamentals: The driving force behind super strong stocks mainly comes from improvements in fundamentals (earnings, revenue, and gross profit, etc.), which are all objective measurement indicators.

3 Catalyst: The market rises significantly due to certain catalyst events.

4 Entry point: Most strong stocks will provide at least one or more low-risk/high-reward entry opportunities.

5 Exit point: To protect capital, positions must have stop-loss settings, and losses should be acknowledged.

Mark Minervini is still active in the investment world today. He frequently shares his market insights and trading strategies on social media. Recently, he also mentioned on Twitter some achievements of students and investment clients who participated in the U.S. Investing Championship!

He has cultivated many students and successful traders through "Minervini Private Access".

These students come from all over the world and have applied his SEPA strategy in different markets, achieving significant results!

One successful student continuously backtested and summarized Mark's SEPA strategy theory and finally deconstructed and recreated it based on its principles, developing a super indicator suitable for short-term swing trading and trend control! It has solved the problems faced by most trend swing traders, to be continued.