#美联储重启降息步伐 The most low-key yet most profitable guy I’ve ever met is Mr. Chen, 52 years old, from Wenzhou.

Last November, he reached out to me directly—no small talk, no pleasantries—just dropped an Excel spreadsheet in my inbox. In 2016, he entered the spot market with $30,000 and, over nine years, grew it to $23 million. He never got liquidated once, never went all-in on a reckless bet.

That day, I truly understood: the real winners in the market aren’t those shouting calls every day, but the ones who can stay patient, hold steady, and survive during dull, quiet markets.

Once we got talking, Mr. Chen finally shared his “Six Hardcore Rules.” Every one of them was learned through real money—no empty words. I suggest you save these in your phone notes and glance at them before every session; they could help you avoid countless costly mistakes:

Rule 1: When price can’t rise much and won’t drop deeply = someone is quietly accumulating

If the market is moving sideways, with weak downward candles but no real dump, it means the big players are quietly collecting. When retail traders are panicking and selling, don’t join them—let the big guys buy all they want.

Rule 2: Sharp drops, weak rebounds = trend is dead

If a rebound after a crash can’t even reach key resistance? That’s the most dangerous signal. If the price doesn’t reclaim the 10-day moving average within three days, don’t hesitate—exit. The market never rewards bravery, only agility.

Rule 3: High volume isn’t the climax—low volume is the turning point

A surge in volume means bulls and bears are fighting hard; but the real turning point often comes when there’s little trading and no one is watching. Remember: at the top, look for declining volume; at the bottom, look for increasing volume.

Rule 4: Every real bottom has three tests

First rebound is a bull trap;
Second pullback is to flush out weak hands;
Third breakout on volume—that’s when the real move starts.

If these three steps aren’t complete, you’re just seeing a “half-baked market.”

Rule 5: Price is just surface—volume is the truth

Low-volume grind down = nobody wants the asset
Low-volume sideways = accumulation is happening
High-volume breakout = the big guys are making their move

Watching volume is way more reliable than just watching price. Every real major move is preceded by a surge in volume.

Rule 6: Patience is worth more than skill

The market always rewards those who aren’t in a rush, don’t force trades, and aren’t jealous of others’ gains—the “slow and steady” types.

Do you want to be the player relying on luck for a quick win? Or the one making big money quietly, with rhythm and patience?

Your choice now will determine your account curve for the next five years.

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