Trading is all about discipline; no matter how many times you hear the套路, it won't help unless you actually execute.

When the market is falling, your mind is only thinking about how to buy the dip; when the market is rising, your only thought is how to exit safely. But many people do the opposite—they only chase at the end of a rally, ending up as spectators in the market.

What do true players do? They don't predict the market, nor do they gamble on emotional swings. Wherever the market goes, their account moves with it. It sounds simple, but executing it is hell.

The key points are: First, always leave room in your position. Don't use all your bullets; your money shouldn't be overwhelmed, so there's room to maneuver whether the market goes up or down. Second, buy in stages during declines, sell in stages during rallies. This isn't greed; it's about increasing certainty. Third, only trust the market movements that have already happened; don't gamble on the uncertain future.

A one-sentence summary of discipline: Profiting by following the trend is to survive longer; living against human nature is to avoid being eliminated by the market. Keep chips in your仓 and cash in your hand, so you can respond regardless of wind and waves.

Finally, the real win is bringing your profits home.