12 Sentences to My Iron Brothers:

1. The market is not an ATM; it's a mirror that reveals your true character. Whatever you are, it will eventually expose you.
2. Less loss is profit: those with smaller drawdowns will win in the long run, so we can occasionally earn less, but we must never suffer a big loss.
3. Don't fantasize about divine operations; true experts are "stable + replicable."
4. I can be foolish, and I can be greedy, but never be greedy when you're foolish, and never be foolish when you're greedy.
5. Most of the time, what you earn isn't from the market, but a reward for correcting your character flaws.
6. Don't let position sizing control your emotions; let the process manage your position.
7. Hot spots are endless, but your principal can be lost entirely.
8. Wealth is a compensation for your cognition, not a reward for hard work.
9. Profitability is not the end; taking it out is. Be brave to withdraw funds and don't fear difficulties.
10. Those who can survive multiple bull markets are most likely to win in the end.
11. The reason they can make money isn't because they're smarter, but because they keep going.
12. What truly determines your long-term gains isn't how many opportunities you seize, but how many temptations you resist without acting.