Recently, I haven't opened many positions, and my self-discipline has improved somewhat. Some experiences have actually been summarized and shared by predecessors for mutual encouragement.

The market never lacks opportunities; the most important thing is to preserve capital.

Learn to be in cash, and also learn to accept losses.

When the opportunity arises, you must dare to go all in.

The market has its patterns, but it also breaks them.

Regardless of whether the market rises or falls, you should choose the leading stocks, as they are often the safest.

Enter the market when the trend truly reverses; prior to that, it is often just a trap.

The rise and fall are generally consistent; it's just the strength that differs.

When a cryptocurrency starts to move independently, it often signals an impending crash.

Do not trade during periods of volatility; instead, enter when a trend appears.

Trading is not a 50% probability; it is either 100% or 0%.

Leading stocks in terms of price increase have two characteristics: they are both new and strong.

If there is a sudden drop after several days of volatility, at least wait until the third day to enter.

Trading is the most fair, yet also the most difficult.

Learn to summarize and review; losing trades are your best teachers.

The great way is simple: when it drops, it rises; when it rises, it drops.

After the bottom rises by double, the next height will reach three times.

When there are spikes breaking new lows or new highs, if it repeats three times, it is very likely to reverse.

Continuous declines or increases often end with a big spike.

Spikes often test twice; do not panic and act during the first instance.