In the market, the true driving force is not those well-funded institutions, but the trend itself. Regardless of the amount of capital, as long as you can follow the trend, you can become a dominant force in the market. During market fluctuations, choosing not to operate is also a way to go with the trend; holding a cash position to rest is equally an important operational strategy.

In trading, learning to cut losses is the crucial first step, just like a thief must first learn to escape; it is a basic survival skill. Trading is the same; we must first learn to protect ourselves before we can talk about anything else. The core of trading lies in achieving small losses and big gains, that is, being able to cut losses quickly when making mistakes, and holding firmly when correct, allowing profits to run.

Predicting the market's ups and downs and profits and losses does not have a direct correlation. What is important is to exit the market with small losses when making mistakes, and to have the courage and patience to hold when making correct judgments, allowing profits to grow. This trading philosophy is something I gradually comprehended and practiced after experiencing significant losses; it helped me ultimately achieve the transition from loss to profit. I hope these experiences can assist you on your trading journey, walking further with fate.