#大户持仓动态 There is a phenomenon worth pondering: among traders around me, the more complex the model, the more stable the losses tend to be.

I know a trader who turned 50,000 yuan into 30 million yuan. The secret is actually very simple—making complex things as simple as possible. He summarized his progression: the first stage took 2 years to grow from 50,000 to 1.5 million; the second stage took only 1 year to reach 8 million; the third stage took just 5 months to hit 30 million. Later, during a chat, he said something interesting: the speed of making money is inversely proportional to the number of trades you make.

His entire trading logic focuses on one pattern—the "N" shape. Specifically, it involves a vertical rise, a diagonal pullback, then a vertical breakout. Once the pattern is confirmed, he enters; if the price breaks the level, he exits. He never adds to positions or leverages more, strictly following a 2% stop-loss and 10% take-profit rule. It sounds simple, but there are no other tricks.

Some mock him for not watching moving averages, not chasing hot topics, and not listening to news—how can he still make money? The facts are clear—those who look at charts more and trade more tend to lose faster. His chart only shows a light gray 20-day moving average, and every morning at 9:50, he scans the 4-hour candlestick chart. If he finds a pattern matching the "N," he places a stop-loss order to enter; if not, he closes the computer, goes for coffee, walks the dog, or spends time with family. The whole process takes about 5 minutes.

Money management also emphasizes rhythm. When reaching 1.5 million, he withdraws the principal; at 8 million, he takes out half to invest in funds and fixed deposits, and the rest continues to compound. Even after experiencing market crashes, his positions remain as steady as a rock.

He never violates three principles: first, he doesn't chase rising prices—only enters after the pattern is confirmed; second, he doesn't hold onto losing positions—exits immediately if levels break; third, he doesn't fight the trend—withdraws once his target is reached.

The trading market has never had a "Holy Grail" strategy, only a "sieve" that can filter out restless mindsets. If you persist in using this sieve, over time, you'll naturally accumulate your own "gold." Instead of dreaming of doubling your money overnight, it's better to solidly achieve 20 trades of 10% profit each—turning 50,000 into 10 million. In essence, it's a matter of time multiplied by discipline.