Speaking of FHE's recent performance, it has indeed sparked quite a bit of discussion, but to be honest, I’ve taken all these opinions into account; I just don’t pay too much attention to them. The key point is that this week’s market has started to become active, and friends who have been following my trading approach should be able to feel that the opportunity is right in front of us.

I’ve always emphasized a core logic: when trading, you must control the risk-reward ratio. Small losses can be exchanged for large gains. It seems simple, but few people can stick to it in practice. In the long run, only a positive expected value can support your account.

The biggest test in trading is actually patience. Like a hunter, wait and observe the market rhythm, accumulate enough knowledge and mental resilience, and then act decisively when the real opportunity appears. This is not a gambler’s mindset, but a game of probabilities. Winning or losing once or twice is meaningless; what matters is accumulating returns over the long term through compound interest. Those who seek quick profits and trade frequently often end up falling prey to their emotions.