One day four years ago, I underwent a thorough reflection, which became a turning point in my life. By carefully analyzing my past trading records, I discovered serious issues in my investment strategy.

In over 1000 transactions, nearly 70% are losses, with less than one-third being profitable. Worse still, about 200 of these are significant losses. This 'large loss, small gain' pattern has led to an overall loss.

Looking back at these trades, I realize that the biggest problem lies in greed and the unwillingness to cut losses in a timely manner. When the investment is profitable, I am reluctant to sell; when there are losses, I am unwilling to admit my mistakes. This mindset has led to significant losses.

Another issue is the frequent small losses, mainly stemming from a lack of clear investment strategies and insufficient market research. I often enter the market blindly without certainty, resulting in accumulated losses. Post-analysis reveals that the best entry point should be during the initial phase when the stock price begins to rise.

After in-depth summarization and reflection, I began to fully immerse myself in technical analysis and market research. I gradually developed my own trading methods, which have now become my handy tools.

This experience taught me that successful investing requires continuous learning, strict self-analysis, and constant strategy optimization. I hope my experience can inspire other investors and help you take fewer detours on your investment journey, achieving your financial goals.