Opening the discussion section of the Longbridge app, you can always see many friends expressing the same kind of anxiety when communicating: "The principal is too small, you can't make money without taking a gamble," "Small capital must chase short-term trends and hot topics; only doubling in a year is useful." Everyone's thinking is straightforward: with a small capital base, relying on steady annualized returns is too slow. One must pursue short-term high profits to quickly grow the principal. However, reality often disappoints. Holding the mindset that "small capital must earn quick money," many people fall into a vicious cycle: chasing rallies and selling on dips, making concentrated bets, and trading frequently, thinking that flexible operations can lead to quick doubling...