Let's clarify one thing:

We are engaged in contract trading, not a short-term gambling mode where every trade is profitable. Instead, we follow a complete cycle strategy.

In any mature trading system, losing trades are inevitable.

If a strategy never cuts losses, that’s when true high risk begins.

This loss is a normal fluctuation within the strategy. We set stop-losses on every trade and keep risk within an acceptable range, without losing control. This is more important than individual profits.

Many people tend to fall into a misconception—

Using the results of one or two trades to deny an entire strategy.

But real trading is about looking at the “cycle results,” not just individual wins or losses.

A healthy strategy essentially:

Uses small, controllable losses to gain the potential for larger profits.

Currently, our execution logic remains unchanged, risk control is still strictly enforced, and the strategy is operating normally.

The next two points are even more critical:

First, execution.

With the same strategy, some can consistently profit, while others fluctuate constantly. The key difference is often whether they follow signals strictly.

Second, patience.

The market doesn’t give perfect conditions every day, but once opportunities appear, they can offset previous fluctuations.

What I want everyone to focus on is:

Are we acting according to the rules, rather than emotional trading?

If you only pay attention to short-term fluctuations, this market will keep making you anxious;

But if you can follow the entire cycle, you’ll see how the capital curve gradually develops.

Finally, a very realistic statement:

No single signal can guarantee a win every time, but long-term stable positive returns depend not on luck, but on discipline and a solid system.

Next, we will continue to follow the original plan: control risks and wait for opportunities.

Those who make it to the end are definitely those who can stick to the execution.