--- title: "EagleTrader Interview｜While Others Watch the Market, He Watches Discipline: The Truth About 17-Year Trader Lan Jianfeng's Stable Profits" type: "Topics" locale: "zh-CN" url: "https://longbridge.com/zh-CN/topics/38877678.md" description: "In the EagleTrader trader system, passing the assessment and entering the profit-sharing stage signifies a trader's crucial leap from "knowing how to trade" to "being able to trade consistently and stably." Lan Jianfeng has just passed the assessment and officially stepped into a new phase. For him, this is not only a confirmation of his performance but also the result of years of honing his trading skills. Maturing Through Repeated Trial and Error Lan Jianfeng has been in the trading industry for 16-17 years. During this time, he has almost never truly left the market—even after experiencing multiple margin calls, he has always remained engaged in trading. In his early days, his strategies were not yet stable..." datetime: "2026-02-25T10:32:39.000Z" locales: - [en](https://longbridge.com/en/topics/38877678.md) - [zh-CN](https://longbridge.com/zh-CN/topics/38877678.md) - [zh-HK](https://longbridge.com/zh-HK/topics/38877678.md) author: "[EagleTrader老鹰交易员](https://longbridge.com/zh-CN/profiles/26191375.md)" --- > 支持的语言: [English](https://longbridge.com/en/topics/38877678.md) | [繁體中文](https://longbridge.com/zh-HK/topics/38877678.md) # EagleTrader Interview｜While Others Watch the Market, He Watches Discipline: The Truth About 17-Year Trader Lan Jianfeng's Stable Profits ![2.25](https://pub.pbkrs.com/uploads/2026/4c7ec84fc72573dd4aff9be48a5b0dbf?x-oss-process=style/lg) In the EagleTrader trader system, passing the assessment and entering the profit-sharing stage signifies a trader's crucial leap from "knowing how to trade" to "being able to trade consistently and stably." Lan Jianfeng has just passed the assessment and officially stepped into a new phase. For him, this is not only a confirmation of his performance but also the result of years of honing his trading skills. # **Maturing Through Repeated Trial and Error** Lan Jianfeng has been in the trading industry for 16-17 years. During this time, he has almost never truly left the market—even after experiencing multiple margin calls, he has always remained engaged in trading. In his early days, his strategies were not yet stable, his methods were relatively chaotic, and his emotions were easily affected by market fluctuations. However, it was precisely these repeated setbacks that gradually led him to form a clearer understanding: trading is not simply about judging market trends; it is a professional skill that requires technique, experience, and continuous refinement. In his view, the reason trading can be sustained long-term is that it can be "systematized." When strategies gradually mature, methods become replicable, and execution remains consistent, profits no longer rely on chance but become a structured outcome. # **The Stable Mindset of a Part-Time Trader** Lan Jianfeng currently trades on a part-time basis and has chosen to maintain this status even after passing the assessment and entering the profit-sharing stage. In his opinion, a stable base income can effectively buffer trading pressure and keep his mindset steady. Relying entirely on trading income can easily lead to impatience and anxiety, and emotional fluctuations are often more destructive than market volatility. Therefore, he places greater emphasis on psychological stability during the trading process—executing strategies in a calm state often yields more consistent long-term results than intense focus. # **Technology First, Experience Second** In trading decisions, Lan Jianfeng focuses on technical analysis as the core, paying less attention to fundamentals. He even chooses to actively avoid trading during the release of important data. He believes that intuition's role is more about "avoiding trades" rather than driving order placement; what truly determines position management is the experience accumulated over time—when to reduce positions, when to exit, and when to continue holding all stem from an understanding of market rhythms. His strategy has been running stably for one to two years or more, during which he only adjusts positions based on market volatility without easily changing the core structure. In his view, long-term stable profitability relies on three points: mature strategies, stable emotions, and absolute discipline. Every aspect of trading is important, and none can be overlooked. # **Eliminating "Luck" with Time and Sample Size** Lan Jianfeng does not deny the existence of luck factors in short-term trading, but he believes that as time and sample size increase, this component gradually disappears. Reducing position sizes, increasing the number of trades, and extending the time cycle will ultimately reveal the true capability of the strategy itself, not a chance outcome. When unexpected large losses occur, he immediately stops trading, clears all positions, and steps away from the market to let both his emotions and the environment cool down. When profits experience a significant drawdown, he chooses to reduce position sizes and trading frequency, filtering out emotions and short-term fluctuations to avoid over-trading during unstable periods. # **Risk Control is the True Core of Stability** In terms of risk management, Lan Jianfeng's principles are extremely clear: single-trade risk is typically controlled at 1%—2%, and does not exceed 3%—4% under extreme circumstances. He believes that the real risk comes from uncontrolled behavior, not from market fluctuations themselves. He prefers markets with higher volatility but always responds with stable strategies because volatility does not equal risk; losing discipline is the greatest risk. Regarding drawdowns, his statistics show that in most cases, recovery to historical highs can be achieved in about a month. This recovery ability does not come from aggressive operations but from long-term consistent execution and strict risk control. # **Consistency is the Foundation of Trading** In Lan Jianfeng's view, the essence of trading consistency is the absolute execution of rules. Once you allow yourself to break the rules once, you may repeat it countless times in the future. Therefore, he basically maintains 100% strategy execution, minimizing the interference of subjective judgment on the system. The biggest change for him after passing this assessment is further reducing drawdowns and position risks, making the overall structure more robust. In the current high-volatility environment, he still plans to continue optimizing risk control to keep the system running in a safer state. # **Extracting Methods from Experience** Looking back at the multiple margin calls in his early years, Lan Jianfeng did not see them as failures but as necessary stages of growth. The gradual stabilization of his strategies, mindset, and execution is precisely built on these experiences. As he said, most traders go through similar stages; the difference is that some learn from them, while others remain stuck. For newly joined traders, his advice is extremely direct: find a trading strategy that truly suits your personality and execute it 100%. As long as you achieve this, your trading journey will have its most important foundation. From the early days of repeated trial and error to now entering the profit-sharing stage, Lan Jianfeng's path does not rely on any single market trend but is built on long-term consistency. Strategy, discipline, risk control, and emotional management gradually merge under the influence of time, forming a stable trading structure. For other traders, his experience may convey a clear signal—stability is never a short-term skill but an ability that can be honed over the long term. If you also want to become an EagleTrader trader like Lan Jianfeng, click: https://member.eagletrader.cn/login?inviteCode=hgEOCIB7r to learn more about the exam details. Join EagleTrader now and become a top trader with us, unleashing your trading potential!