To succeed in trading, one must understand the relationship between simplicity and complexity. 1. First, trading is simple; do not view trading as metaphysics. Only simplicity can lead to success. The more complex, the harder it is to succeed. The simpler the trading system, the easier it is to execute. Fewer trading indicators mean fewer contradictions and easier judgment. Trading fewer varieties makes operation easier. The market conditions we choose to trade are also simple and straightforward; complex and tangled markets are harder to operate. 2. We often make trading complicated when we combine it with human psychology; it’s not the trading itself that is complex, but human nature. 3. Trading is very simple as long as it follows rules, principles, and plans. 4. When trading becomes so simple that decisions can be made without thinking, that is when success is most likely. 5. Some people do not believe that simple methods can make money. 6. Some are overconfident and prefer to do difficult things to showcase their intelligence. 7. Trading is about earning the easiest money with the simplest methods, not using difficult methods to earn the hardest money. 8. We are here to make money, not to conduct research or cause trouble. 9. Whenever we encounter difficult markets, we should proactively avoid them; instead of pushing through when it’s hard, we should avoid unnecessary trouble. 10. The great way is extremely simple. 11. Complexity and simplicity can transform into each other. $DEGEN $AERO $MAS