Many newcomers to the market share the same problem—staring at the screen, guessing blindly, and making aggressive moves like a tiger. What’s the result? Their accounts get worse day by day. In fact, trading doesn’t have to be so complicated. I’ve developed three strategies that are easy for beginners to learn.

**Strategy One: Lock in profits and take half.** Every time you gain 10%, take half out. It sounds simple, but many people can’t do it. Sticking to this habit helps you develop a mindset of "taking profits promptly," preventing you from riding the roller coaster.

**Strategy Two: Displace positions to reduce risk.** Don’t worry about which timeframe is most accurate. Instead, look at the daily, 4-hour, and 15-minute charts simultaneously. Judging from multiple angles is much more reliable than operating on a single line.

**Strategy Three: Give up chasing high win rates.** Instead of thinking about winning percentages every day, calculate the risk-reward ratio. Ensure that each take-profit is at least three times the stop-loss. Over time, your account will naturally grow.

Ultimately, the key to trading isn’t "doing more actions," but "making accurate decisions." Master these three strategies, and you can go from being passively harvested to becoming a proactive attacker.