2026-01-04 14:28:16

Thank you all for your attention. I didn't expect these futures trading notes to resonate so much.

To briefly share my situation: Over the years, I have been trading on leading exchanges, which are stable and offer many opportunities. I haven't operated any trading groups or private chat circles; I have always traded independently.

Honestly, to achieve stable profits in the futures market, three words are most important: stay curious. Continuously learning new trading logic, market trends, and risk management methods can help you avoid pitfalls. Of course, the factor of luck 🍀 cannot be completely ignored; sometimes, hitting the market rhythm precisely is crucial.

Thank you all for your support, and I wish everyone smooth trading 🤝

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GateUser-7b078580

· 01-07 14:11

Data shows that this set of logical flaws is quite common... Staying curious is good, but the greed mentality at historical lows is the real killer.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 01-06 19:34

I'm curious about that, but honestly, most people die from lack of luck. Operating independently really requires being chosen by the heavens; I was brought down by the nonsense in the group chat. Getting the rhythm right isn't that easy; you still have to hit the stop-loss several times before you learn.

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RektRecovery

· 01-05 19:45

nah the "curiosity" angle is just cope for survivorship bias tbh. bet half these "independent traders" are just one black swan away from the rekt club

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-04 14:42

I agree that independent operation is important, but to be honest, my curiosity about stable returns is hard to resist. Most of the time, stop-loss discipline saves me. Timing the market? Haha, that's just luck. Don't pretend otherwise. Talking about stable returns is easy, but how many can actually stick with it? This is the article from which I learned the most. Thanks. Futures trading is all about who can survive the longest; everything else is nonsense.

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ForkInTheRoad

· 01-04 14:40

I respect the fact that you operate independently, not pumping the market or cutting leeks. Just this attitude alone is worth praising. The idea of curiosity is interesting, but I think luck might account for about fifty-fifty. Hitting the right rhythm is more important than anything else. The feeling of bottoming out and turning around in one go is amazing. Futures trading is all about learning repeatedly, losing repeatedly, and then earning repeatedly—it's a cycle. The fact that your notes can go viral shows that everyone is looking for answers. Some dare to say that independent operation is even more rare.

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4am_degen

· 01-04 14:37

Independent operation is the way to go; I respect not following the trend or forming cliques. Curiosity is indeed a hallmark of the chosen ones, but bro, your luck is way beyond just being humble. Timing the rhythm? That’s just skill itself, don’t blame it on mysticism.

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OnlyUpOnly

· 01-04 14:35

I agree that independent operation is important, but it's easy to get stuck in a loop, haha. Stable income sounds easy to achieve, but few can truly maintain it. Curiosity is indeed valuable, but you still need to cut losses. How should luck be divided? I think a 70-30 split is already optimistic.

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