Trading is just a matter of principle.

Finding the breakout point means finding the "breakthrough point."

Try again and again, be patient, and wait for the wind to come.

As long as you make the right bet once, you can turn the tide.

Don’t think that trading experts are always in profit; I tell you, stop-loss and drawdowns are normal. Just like lions and tigers, hunger is the norm, and they only feast when the opportunity arises.

I have seen too many traders, after learning a bit of trading superficial knowledge, believe they are the kings of trading. They operate frequently based on their own assumptions, jumping in the morning, chasing in the afternoon, and continuing in the evening. They place many orders in a day, yet overall they still end up at a loss. Even if the points show profit, after deducting platform fees, they are still in a drawdown.

I tell you, if you feel frustrated, it’s because you don’t understand probability well. Someone who doesn’t understand probability will feel frustrated when facing such situations. Truly knowledgeable about probability will see it as just a probabilistic outcome in trading.

Moreover, the big profitable trades happen only a few times out of a hundred, while most trades end in stop-loss. Due to market volatility and the typical oscillation, stop-loss is a normal part of trading—this is trial and error. Just like a lion pouncing on prey, it misses nine out of ten times—that’s very normal. But an old lion, after missing, would never chase endlessly; that’s too exhausting. It retreats, licks its paws, and waits for the next opportunity. As long as it stays in ambush mode, sooner or later, it will catch a big one, enough to feast for several days.