Retail investors' funds actually don't need to pursue high-frequency trading; the key is to seize a major trend.

Think about it, with an account balance of around 200,000, as long as you can catch one main upward wave in a year, you’re basically guaranteed to make a profit. Don’t go all-in impulsively out of hot-headedness; you don’t have the risk control system and trial-and-error capital that large institutions do. One wrong move and you’ll have to exit.

Reduce unnecessary tinkering and focus your energy on waiting for key opportunities. When the market is volatile, step in decisively; during the rest of the time, just watch quietly. This approach not only helps stabilize your mindset but also prevents being led astray by market noise.

Whether this wave can turn around depends on your execution and patience. Those who understand early have already entered the market; the key is to stick to your strategy and not be scared off by short-term fluctuations.

Whether it’s short-term contract trading or medium- to long-term spot positioning, the core logic is the same: in the face of trends, frequency is meaningless; grasping the direction is what truly matters.