The investment market is a field full of opportunities and challenges. A seasoned investor spent 9 years increasing their investment from 500,000 to 30,000,000. This success did not come from insider information or luck, but from a robust and meticulous investment strategy.

This investor shared the valuable experiences he has accumulated over his 2482 days of investment career. He emphasized that the most critical truth in this market is: a person can never make money beyond their own cognitive scope. Among the tens of thousands of investors he has encountered, less than 1% have truly achieved financial freedom through investing. The core issue of this phenomenon lies in the limitations of cognition.

He summarized six practical investment principles:

1. Market trend judgment: After high-level consolidation, there is often a new high, and after low-level consolidation, a new low is likely to occur. When the direction is unclear, it is better to miss the opportunity than to act rashly.

2. Avoid sideways trading: This is one of the most basic yet easily overlooked principles.

3. Timing selection for buying and selling: Consider buying when the daily candlestick closes bearish and selling when it closes bullish. However, this requires rich experience and keen market perception.

4. Pay attention to the downward trend: Changes in the speed of decline may indicate the rhythm of the rebound.

5. Pyramid-style position building: Based on the conviction of the target's value, consider gradually increasing the position when the price declines.

6. Strategy after significant fluctuations: After a sharp rise or fall, the market usually enters a consolidation phase. During this time, it is important to avoid panic selling and not to engage in greedy bottom-fishing.

The investor emphasized that there are no investment secrets that guarantee 100% success in the market; true wisdom lies in knowing when to advance and retreat, and understanding what to choose and what to forgo. Only by continuously improving one's level of understanding can one achieve long-term stable returns in the investment market.