From 100,000 to 100 million? It sounds like a fairy tale, but math will give you the answer.

Suppose you have a starting capital of 100,000, and your daily return rate can be steadily maintained at 1%—

End of Day 1: 100,000 × 1.01 = 101,000
Day 2: 101,000 × 1.01 = 102,010
Day 3: 102,010 × 1.01 = 103,030.1
Day 4: 103,030.1 × 1.01 = 104,060.4

Seems slow? Let’s project using 250 trading days per year:
· End of Year 1: 1,203,215.58 yuan
· End of Year 2: 14,477,277.24 yuan
· End of Year 3: 174,192,584.89 yuan

Over 100 million in three years. This is the brutal beauty of compound interest.

But reality is far harsher than the formula—very few people in the market can consistently achieve a stable daily return of 1%. True experts understand one thing: knowing when to stay out of the market is more valuable than knowing how to trade. Don’t think you have to make moves every day; patiently wait for those high-certainty opportunities. Strike only when the odds are in your favor—that’s the real rule for long-term survival.

Slow is fast. Don’t rush to all-in on every wave.