Shun Ge Live Trading: 500K Challenge for 1000x Returns in Five Years, Day 21

StrawberryIce · 2026-03-20T13:07:57+00:00

Shun Ge shared his operational strategy, emphasizing trend-following as the main approach, employing a 3-3 position division method, and focusing on stop-loss to protect capital. In his recent trading, he emphasized that maintaining a steady rhythm is more important than position size, and pointed out that true profitability comes from discipline and clear trading rhythm, rather than frequent trading.

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2026-03-20 13:07:57

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Challenge Date: 2026.01.21 [Taogu Ba]

Current Date: 2026.03.20

Brother Shun’s Brief: Focus on the trend, aim to find the core of promotion. Divide the position into three parts, each 30%. Buy up to three stocks, occasionally go all-in for a strong move. The article shares practical tips and trading experiences. Personal track record: doubled over the past two years without updates. Started a new challenge with fifty thousand in January.

Brother Shun’s Main Text: The market is always right; only our predictions can be wrong.

Dawi Technology, cut losses in stages and exit.

This trade didn’t go well, so I accepted the loss and exited. If you’re wrong, you’re wrong. Stop-loss is part of trading; it’s the last line of defense to protect capital. Even with a hundredfold profit in the past, never hesitate to cut losses when necessary. As long as the green mountains remain, there’s firewood to burn.

Light position, get on Shao Neng Shares.

Although the position isn’t large, timing is very important. Currently, the market can’t be rushed. In today’s environment, rhythm is more important than size. Be more cautious, use small positions to test and confirm the trend. This is the long-term strategy.

After trading for a while, you’ll realize

Real profits never come from frequent trading, but from clear rhythm and strict discipline.

Happy weekend!

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