Why do some people disappear after a market rally, while others can root themselves in the market and make it through the cycle?

The answer isn’t in technicals—it’s in timing and emotion: read the big players, and control yourself.

Below are these 6 rules—counterintuitive ones I’ve repeatedly verified over 2,190 days. They’re simple, but real:

1. A fast rise and slow fall ≠ a top
After a rapid pull-up, a slow decline is more often a shakeout and turnover rotation—not the end of the move.

2. A fast drop and slow rise ≠ an opportunity
After a flash crash, a gradual rebound may look like an opportunity, but it’s mostly the main forces’ final distribution. Don’t get lucky.

3. High volume at high levels isn’t scary; low volume is dangerous
If trading volume is still there at the top, the contest continues; when there’s “silence” with no volume, it often comes before a sharp selloff.

4. One bottom candle with a big volume ≠ reversal
The real bottom is ground out—only continuous, steady increases in volume are the accumulation signal. A single large bullish candle is more often than not a smoke screen.

5. Price is just a performance; volume is emotion
Don’t obsess over candlesticks—watch volume instead. Hidden in volume are the market’s true consensus and the forces of bulls and bears.

6. Knowing how to stay in cash is what a real pro does
Being in cash isn’t being timid. Not chasing highs is restraint, and not panicking is confidence. Let go of obsession, and trading will serve you.

Lu Dayan has walked this road, and the pitfalls have already been stepped on by him.
It’s not about teaching you to win—it’s about teaching you to survive.
The rest is up to you.
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