
交易员海海MAX
立志成为闻名全球的交易员 专业全职交易 5 年多 21 年 30 万--1500 万(凭运气赚的已亏光) 25 年 3 月和 11 月分别用 200 美金 20 天干到 4 万美金 200 倍收益率 9 年从业, 5 年专职交易。写了近 10 万字复盘笔记。 收徒弟,需要交学费。
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Reflections after 5 years of full-time trading
Since resigning from a central SOE in April 2021 and now trading full-time, it has been a full five years. Since it's been five years, I think I should write something and leave something to keep.
For these five years, I have given all my passion, time, and money.
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My schoolmate and comrade said I played a good hand badly, that I had been a special forces soldier, and was the only person in our regiment who could join the Party after two years of service.
After leaving the army, I returned to school and switched from our school's flagship major, architecture, to the tough civil engineering major. But when I graduated, I was one of two people admitted to a central enterprise through my own efforts. (Because when our major was recruited at our school, the central enterprise was already full. Two people were admitted: one was me, and the other was a classmate of mine. Reportedly, his family elder was a retired provincial cadre.)
After graduating from university, he brought the aura of being a special forces soldier, a national flag honor guard, a provincial outstanding graduate, and scoring above 500 on the CET-4 and CET-6 English exams to enter a Fortune Global 500 central enterprise.
At the company, I was highly valued by my boss because of my high emotional intelligence, good image, and solid cognition and logical thinking. If things had gone according to this script, I probably would have become a leader just like my schoolmate and comrade.
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But by a twist of fate, I ended up entering the narrow gateway of professional trading.
At the beginning of 2021, after earning my first million-dollar fortune, I mistakenly saw trading as a career where you could succeed easily. Like most people, I was arrogant—earning 1.5 million on one deal and losing 2 million on another, and I remained calm, because I believed I was truly the chosen one, the god of trading. If this continued, even Buffett wouldn't care about me.
In 2021, starting from the second half of the year, I started to lose steadily—hundreds of thousands, even hundreds of thousands. I went for a loss, then went for it; if I made a profit, I didn't exit, waiting until I lost before exiting. At the beginning of 2022, I started to panic. First, because I didn't have much money on hand and was about to run out; second, I realized that the technical indicators I had learned earlier seemed to be useless.
2022-2024 marked the start of my new trading career. In the second or third year, I started constantly writing review notes. Although it may seem childish now, I think this was the first step in my change.
It wasn't until the end of 2024 that I finally woke up and realized that the MA, MACD, and other technical indicators I had painstakingly reviewed before were useless and all wrong. But at this point, I was just skeptical, step by step testing my new understanding.
On the winter solstice of 25 years, I truly attained enlightenment. Because I'm very confident that short-term contract trading doesn't rely on technical indicators, but on volume-price and structural breakthroughs. In 2025, I achieved this twice: using $200 in 20 days to make $40,000, a 200x return. This gave me a lot of confidence. I just suddenly realized that my spiritual guide in trading, the otaku Bitcoin, said in 2021 that trading is not related to principal and correctness.
But why do you make gains and then lose them back? First, because of financial pressure in real life, and second, because you can't control your actions. Up to now, I've been working hard to overcome these two issues.
When cognition reaches the correct dimension, the unity of knowledge and action is effective. If all perceptions are wrong, then execution is one, just adding mistakes upon mistakes.
After saying so much, what I want to tell everyone is that trading ultimately follows a volume-price structure. Don't waste your energy searching for the trading holy grail or all kinds of bluffy technical indicators.
My trading has really come full circle and come back again. If there's a breakout, I chase; if I fake a breakout, I cut my losses. It's really that simple.
I don't know how far I can go on this path, but as long as I can keep going, I will keep moving forward with determination.
All structures must be combined with the emotional context of the situation.
How to view emotions?
Now every altcoin pumps a wave, no matter how trashy you are.
So $FIL has been consolidating for so long,
with such a good structure,
would it not pump?

BTC OG insider whale agent Garrett Jin is still increasing his short position on $ZEC,
Is this a full-on fight against $ZEC?
Currently, his short position on $ZEC is worth about $47 million, with losses reaching $24 million, and the average price has been pushed up to $576.
As long as I keep adding to the position and keep shorting, will I eventually break even?
But with the way it's rising, to break even in the short term, it would have to be halved, which is a bit tough, brother…

$LINK broke through the previous high of 12.36
High-level support is possible
Next target is around 15
The $BONK I traded last night actually has a structure similar to LINK
Why did BONK drop right after touching the high point
While LINK was able to hold high-level support after the breakout
Actually, the key point is the behavior at the time of the breakout
LINK's breakout candlestick was decisively strong.

My take-profit strategy has big issues
I don't close a position even when making $1500 profit on a $500 trade
I don't close even with $700 floating profit on $1000
So I changed my take-profit method
5%-10% take-profit rule
With 100x returns, only 50-100 trades are needed
Currently, $256 has completed 4 trades
The principal has reached $326
Keep it up
Keep refining yourself and constantly correct your trading mistakes


$MUBARAK can be removed from favorites now
This main force is too awesome
Simply can't compete
3 breakouts and how can you come back
Then intense shakeout
Hard to play

When all my relatives, friends, and family around me
think it's impossible for me to succeed through trading, that I won't make it,
I still have great confidence and strong faith
that I will definitely succeed and that time is very near.
With this kind of mysterious confidence, if I don't succeed, who else can?
For friends who are in the low and dark phase of trading but are continuously making efforts to correct their course in the right direction,
success in trading is inevitable, it's just a matter of time,
time will reward you and me.
Look at asking, supporting family, dropping out, rebirth, Kobe, lakeside, silent and expressionless, etc., they all have something in common:
They never gave up at their lowest points, fully immersed themselves in trading, and thought about trading wholeheartedly.
They worked hard for many years during this dark process.
Their success is not accidental
but the inevitable result of effort, learning, reviewing, thinking, and persistence.
Hold on a little longer, be a little tougher on yourself.
My path is exactly the same as theirs above,
but my difficulty is greater,
they play spot trading, I play with leverage.
As a full-time trader for 5 years day and night, I have also once earned A8
As a full-time trader for 5 years, day and night, who once made A8 (that was luck, I didn't understand anything at the time), and wrote over 110,000 review notes, determined to become a globally renowned trader, here are some shares for new followers: 1. First, all markets are interconnected, whether it's the B market, large A, US stocks, or futures. In the end, it's all about individual instruments. The easiest thing for retail investors to recognize is volume-price structure and price action. Candlesticks contain everything, that's true. Of course, some fundamental reference is needed, but most of the time it's still about the candlesticks themselves. 2. If you see others making money and want to jump in to make quick cash, it's best not to play, because trading is the hardest industry in the world. Achieving financial freedom from a small capital is 10,000 times harder than getting into Tsinghua or Peking University. If you add leverage, then achieving financial freedom from small capital is 100,000 times harder than getting into Tsinghua or Peking University. This industry doesn't give positive feedback just from effort. For example, if you deliver food, spending one more day means you earn one more day's money, but trading is not like that. Spending one more day doesn't mean you will earn more because of it. Because trading and effort don't have a linear positive feedback; it's a curve of positive feedback. At first, your efforts are most likely in the wrong direction. You seek some holy grail indicator, but gradually you find none works, and finally return to the essence of trading. But all your wrong efforts are also moving you closer to the right path, 1 year, 2 years, 3 years, 4
From 1,300 yuan on May 29, it multiplied 55 times in 7 days to about 70,000 yuan
A recent summary of my trades: Starting from May 29 with 1,300 yuan, I made 55 times that in 7 days, reaching about 70,000 yuan, but by the end of August, I lost it all again. The progress this time was that I lasted for 2 months. Then on September 1, with 170 USD, by September 4 the intraday peak was 10 times that, reaching 1,800 USD, but then I lost it again. I actually know my problems; my understanding is basically in place, meaning I have reached enlightenment. But execution and mindset always have issues. For example: 1. I can't wait; if there is no signal from the trading system, I open trades just for the sake of opening trades. 2. Greed and fear: Yesterday, with Ethereum long positions, my principal reached 1,500 USD, I opened 35 Ethereum longs at an average opening price of 2397. The intraday oscillation from floating profit to floating loss made me afraid of a spike hitting my stop loss. I calculated that if the stop loss hit, I would only have about 400 USD left, so I was too afraid of losing and exited with a small stop loss. But before the 8:30 non-farm payroll data release, it actually reached my take-profit level and I could have made a planned 40 USD difference, which would have doubled my principal to 3,000 USD. This is fear. Fear comes from being too afraid of losing, with no backup plan. There was also greed: after taking profit on the useless long position, the short structure was very clear, so I opened a short position. With 500 USD principal, I made a maximum profit of 1,500 USD, but I clearly saw a support level and did not take profit, gambling on it breaking down. In the end, I didn't make money and even lost a little. This









