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1️⃣ In my previous post, I told all my brothers and sisters that you must form your own unique trading system based on factors such as your capital and psychological tolerance, rather than blindly copying others' trades. Many of those big shots you copy have unlimited capital, and they can lose tens of thousands of dollars a day without batting an eye, silently adding to their positions. As long as they hold until the rebound, they can take profits directly. If you copy them, you'll get trapped every time, left speechless.

2️⃣ Take me as an example. When I first started trading U.S. stocks, I copied trades too, but I lost four times in a row. Later, I realized I couldn't keep doing this, so I gradually built my own trading system through continuous live trading and summarization. It took me over two months to form my trading system—I opened my account in April and finalized the system in June. From June to October, I kept refining it. Although there are still some shortcomings, as long as I make a little progress every day, I’ve come a long way looking back.

3️⃣ Also, everyone can understand the basic information on the stock market. Honestly, it has some value, but not much, because the big players will shape the market patterns you like to lure you in. So, this can only be used as a reference—don’t fully believe or disbelieve it. Of course, don’t rely on news to trade either, because there’s an information gap in U.S. stocks. You’ll never be as fast as the big players—if you jump in, you’ll either chase highs or miss out. You just need to figure out the big players' direction and deduce their real intentions from the clues.

4️⃣ I’ve always been someone who walks the talk. Since June, not only have I recouped my losses, but I’ve also helped many brothers and sisters break even and make profits. If it weren’t for the incident in September where my kindness was met with ingratitude, you’d see more of my live trading details every day. There’s no way I’d let those people benefit from me again—they know my capabilities best. One thing that sets me apart from other bloggers is that I’ve lost money in every way you can think of, so I’m the kind of player who grows through adversity. Although my capital and other aspects still can’t compare to many big shots, I’m absolutely confident that one day in the future, I’ll get there. Maybe one day, my words will truly be worth a fortune—for now, they’re worth a thousand bucks, which isn’t an exaggeration. If you don’t believe me, just look at the picture I posted on the 13th. My long-time followers know I’ve never been one to Monday-morning quarterback. This is what I sent to my friend before the market opened on the 13th.