C8's stock trading mentality: Don't always think that you will become rich this month. 2. Choose 3 to 5 targets and never touch anything else. 3. Do homework every Sunday to mark key price points, without exception. 4. Remove all the miscellaneous technical indicators from your chart. 5. Before opening a position, assume that the money will be reset to zero to calculate the position. After calculating, cut the position in half. During the trading process, do not blindly focus on floating profits and losses. 8. Think about the stop loss before entering the market, rather than regretting it after entering. 9. Never go against the trend and add positions to compensate for losses. 10. When there is a problem with your head or emotions, immediately stop. When there is an impulse for revenge, immediately stop placing orders. When bored, never place an order just for excitement. 13. Learn to stay still and control your hands for several consecutive days. 14. Even in the midst of a big market downturn, one should remain calm and not even blink an eye. 15. Admitting FOMO is self harm. After consecutive wins, never blindly increase your position. 17. After consecutive losses, it is absolutely not advisable to take a big position out of anger. 18. Record every transaction review, including any gains or losses. 19. Identify the trigger that is most likely to cause you death and uproot it. 20. Get up early every day and don't fall behind for a whole day. 21. Take a moment of meditation before opening. 22. Keep exercising and get at least 7 hours of sleep every day. 23. Completely unbind your personal value and account profits and losses. 24. Let go of the obsession of 'I must be right'. 25. Stabilize profitable orders according to the plan and let profits run. 26. Do not engage in micro manipulation or frequently modify orders that are already in operation. 27. First prove that you can make stable profits, then consider increasing your funds. 28. Withdrawal should be gradual and not impulsive. 29. Emphasize the transaction process and execution, rather than individual results. 30. Rate your "execution ability" every week, rather than looking at how much money you earned this week. 31. Solve one bad trading habit at a time. Never change trading strategies frequently. Never try this indicator today and change that indicator tomorrow. Never blindly copy or copy others' homework. 35. Try to seize the trading opportunity in the hour leading up to the maximum volatility after the opening. Thoroughly practice and master a trading form. 37. Clearly define under what circumstances there is absolutely no trading. 38. If you fail two consecutive orders, immediately shut down the software and leave. Analyzing loss orders is ten times more profound than studying profit orders. 40. Find out if you always can't hold onto profitable orders and sell early. 41. Find out if you always bear the burden of losing money. 42. Protect your capital like protecting your life. 43. Develop a habit of withdrawing money regularly every week. 44. Completely abandon the Soha mentality. Don't always think 'this one will definitely turn the tables/make a big profit'. 46. Improve psychological resilience to fund withdrawals. 47. Accept months with no profit, no loss, and flat funds. 48. Accepting slow is fast, accepting slow growth. Accepting transactions is boring, boredom is the ultimate goal. Never place an order just to 'make back the losses'. Never place an order just to prove yourself to others. Never place an order to escape the reality of life. 53. Transactions are only for executing the system, that's all. 54. Always maintain a small position until the process becomes muscle memory. 55. Put survival first, rather than pursuing the speed of making money. 56. First, cultivate a strong psychological resilience, and then increase your position. The unit for measuring cycles should be "year" instead of "month". If you stay at this table long enough, compound interest will naturally take effect. How boring are real big money making trades..