Gu Jingci: The same line of thought, why are the outcomes so different!

Why do some traders consistently profit while others struggle? The real difference lies not only in technical skills, but also in self-discipline, greed, and, more importantly, patience. Disciplined traders plan ahead, use stop-loss orders, adhere to rules, and avoid chasing rallies or gambling. They know when to take profits and cut losses decisively. Greedy traders chase rallies, are reluctant to cut losses, and always think they can wait for further gains, ultimately turning small losses into large ones. Patience prevents frequent trading and constant back-and-forth. Trading isn't about who makes money fastest, but about who survives longest. Remember: only traders who can control themselves can truly go far. For example, a few days ago, SanDisk emphasized further upside potential during the rally. Last night, after the price surged, it was emphasized that if the price didn't break the previous high of 1826, shorting at 1790 was an option, and the potential upside is now visible. Similarly, during this gold rally, shorting was repeatedly suggested at 4500 and 4450, with the price reaching a low of 4345 last night. Needless to say, the price of "Big Pancake Auntie" (a stock) has seen multiple warnings about rising and falling back at 80800, 2525, 80300, 2510, 79400, and 2505, all of which came true as predicted. Congratulations to those who followed the Silk Road strategy and made a good profit.