Recently, I've noticed something: a lot of people want to try trading contracts, but very few actually dare to take action.

To put it plainly, without guidance, people are just fumbling around—panicking when the market fluctuates, opening positions at random, not setting stop-losses, and ultimately getting liquidated and leaving.

In reality, when it comes to contracts, the core principles are pretty simple:
Understand the trend and don't go against it, use small positions to test rather than going all-in, set your stop-loss and don't rely on luck, and steady profits are more reliable than trying to get rich overnight.

If you truly grasp things like trend analysis, risk control settings, and position management, you'll do much better than blindly trading for half a year.