Wave trading has a key point — it all depends on your own rhythm. I tried a move today, gradually recovering from a loss, and I’m now close to breaking even. Let me share the specifics: I controlled all entry and exit points throughout the day, without following the crowd or making reckless moves. This feeling is quite reassuring.

In terms of position allocation, 80% of my holdings are the main position, with the remaining 20% strictly reserved for stop-loss. This ratio is actually quite reasonable — it ensures potential gains while preventing a single correction from causing serious damage. Today, I made a total profit of 5 US dollars. Although the amount isn’t large, what I’m most satisfied with is the clear logic throughout the entire process, without impulsive trades.

Sometimes, trading is like this: the methodology learned is more valuable than short-term gains. The key is to understand how to protect yourself amid volatility while seizing opportunities. Gradually accumulating experience in this way, the long-term returns will be more stable.