Actually, the trading logic is quite straightforward.

First, you need to be able to read the market. Find valid signals, then identify the market structure. Triangle convergence must be clearly seen, breakouts on the right side should be seized, and the starting points of sideways consolidation should not be missed. Key levels such as support and resistance must be well understood.

Then, the most important part—stop loss. This cannot be vague. Set it according to your position size; there are no fixed rules.

For example, entering at an important support level with high-quality signals allows for a heavy bet, with 5% of your capital as the stop loss range. Conversely, if it's just a small support level signal, be more cautious, and a 2% stop loss is sufficient. This way, you can participate in the market while controlling risk.

The rest is execution. Before entering each trade, analyze carefully—don’t rush. Then repeat, repeat, and repeat. By doing these, your mindset will naturally stabilize. Take profits when appropriate, cut losses when necessary. Money gradually accumulates through this process.