After Four Liquidations, I Treated Futures as a Shura Market

Cheng Ye, from an academic background, believes in models, discipline, and probability. The first time he entered the market, he used "smartness" to increase the leverage; the first time the position was liquidated, he thought it was luck; the second time the position was liquidated, he began to hate the market; the third time the position was liquidated, he hated human nature; the fourth time the position was liquidated, he finally understood - the market never targets anyone, leverage only judges who. He returned to the screen of the state-owned exchange with only 20,000 yuan left: the rules are open and the matching is fair. There is no black hand who can lose for you, and no backstage can win for you. There are only three things that can save him: supply and demand, structure, and risk control. When "battery-grade lithium salt" set off an epic market trend, he fought all the way to the front of the stage; when he was forced to reveal his name, private equity, hot money, the media, and peers swarmed to hunt him. He used a set of almost cruel discipline to turn everyone's greed into his own fuel. In the city, rent, family affection, betrayal, debt, drinking, and desire are like tides; in love, rational researchers, ambitious female executives, and green plums from the old city tear him into three parts. Every time someone turns over, someone has to pay a price - including himself.