When you have 5000U, the biggest fear isn't the lack of opportunities, but being driven crazy by your own greed.

Many people fall into this strange cycle right after entering the market: they see a few points rise on the K-line and think they've understood the market, but a couple of drops scare them into chaos. They are led by the行情 all day, always acting faster than their brains. By the time they realize it, that initial capital has quietly disappeared through frequent trades.

This market isn't short of opportunities; what it truly lacks is the calm and steady mindset. Small funds can't handle the torment of watching the screen all day, nor can they endure the rollercoaster of emotions. Conversely, those who can gradually grow their 5000U often seem a bit "boring"—not chasing highs, not bottom-fishing, waiting in cash if they don't understand, and only participating in the most comfortable middle segment of the行情 when it arrives.

Their trading records are ordinary, but their accounts steadily climb day by day. 5000U is actually an excellent starting point, just enough to develop your trading rhythm and think clearly about when to act and when to hold back. The most chaotic moments in the market are usually the times when you should stay quiet.

Once you truly learn to sit tight amid volatility, pull back in the face of various temptations, profits will naturally come closer to you. Don't always think about getting rich overnight; first, learn not to be repeatedly pressed to the ground by the market. Those who live to the end are the ones who deserve to talk about gains.