Trading is like a tug-of-war, where patience and wisdom are key. Each operation feels like a duel with the market. The market will throw punches, and I will counter them; when I can't win, I take a step back and wait for the next opportunity. Over time, I have grasped some insights and summarized seven key points that have transformed me from a rookie being pinned down by the market into a seasoned player who can handle situations with ease.

1. Small bets for big gains. You must understand that the market has much more money than you do; you cannot confront it head-on, only seize a trend and take a bite of it. When you can't win, retreat decisively and take a small loss; when you can win, pursue relentlessly to maximize profits.

2. Use fixed chips for testing. Every time I operate, I control losses within a fixed range; this is my stop-loss cost. As long as losses are controllable, my mindset remains stable.

3. Only operate at breakout points. The main battlefield of the market often appears during high volatility; only then is it possible to gain a significant trend. Trading in a range? No, I won't touch that because it is too tedious and won't make big money.

4. Focus on ambushes. I generally do not take the initiative to attack but wait for the market to make the first move. The market's first step often reveals its intentions; at that point, proceeding with the trend can achieve twice the result with half the effort.