For ordinary people, a key prerequisite for making profits through trading is large and orderly market fluctuations.

First, the volatility must be large enough, otherwise the potential returns may not be worth giving up the steady yield of a bank deposit. Secondly, fluctuations need to be orderly so that investors can identify patterns and develop strategies accordingly, which is the basis for achieving the profit compounding effect.

It is this kind of orderly and significant fluctuations that we look for in the market every day, and they provide feasible profit opportunities for trading. However, as the currency circle in the past two months and A-shares in the past two years have shown, this kind of volatility does not always exist, which makes it difficult for ordinary people to achieve trading profits in these markets.