Don't think it's luck—luck can't carry you through the whole journey. What keeps him going are three stupidly simple rules.

1. Position Sizing is the Bottom Line for Survival​
Split your capital into three parts the moment you enter: one part for day trading, one trade per day, no revenge trading; one part for swing trades, wait for the right setup and hold the big moves; the last part is your "life-saving card," untouchable. Going all-in is cutting off your own retreat—you have to survive first before you can talk about winning.

2. Eat the Fish Body, Not the Bones​
The market spends 80% of its time in chaotic ranging, frequent trading just means working for the exchange. We only act when the trend is clear, take profits and leave. Set the rules in stone: once profits exceed 20% of principal, withdraw 30% immediately. Professionals don't trade every day—they wait for the right moment and bite hard.

3. Treat Yourself as an Execution Machine​
The hardest yet most effective rule: write your rules in advance, and when the market comes, just execute without thinking.
✅ Stop loss at 2%, cut at the point, no negotiation.
✅ Take profit at 4%, reduce position and lock in gains first.
Never add to losing positions—that's an emotion trap.