My trading philosophy is simple—only go long, never go short. The main reason is: during an uptrend, I can monitor every step of the change through indicators, but it's different for short positions. In the past few months, I often encountered waterfall declines on 3-minute charts, which I couldn't keep up with in terms of indicator response, leading to rapid losses. Recently, the market rhythm has changed, and such extreme volatility has decreased.

My trading framework is as follows: each day, I analyze the market and think in reverse, judging whether the daily chart can break upward or downward; I focus on the expected range of movement, only considering entries if the daily volatility exceeds 30 points; I complete the screening before 9 o'clock, then execute the trading plan.

The most critical point—strictly adhere to a 5% stop-loss red line, never break it. Many people ask me how I’ve survived this long; the answer is so simple: don’t look at who makes the most profit in a single trade, look at who can survive the longest. Traders who stick to discipline ultimately make money.