Shyon
01-01 15:31
2025 was a year of steady progress rather than big breakthroughs for me. I didn’t reach the $1 million milestone yet, but I’m clearly closer than a year ago. The portfolio wasn’t a straight line up—there were swings and pullbacks—but overall returns landed in the mid-to-high double-digit range, with a calmer and more disciplined upward trend.

The biggest turning point was shifting away from short-term noise and focusing on risk control. Taking partial profits, cutting trades that broke my thesis, and sticking to strategies I truly understand made a meaningful difference. I learned that avoiding large mistakes mattered more than chasing every big winner.

For 2026, my goal is consistency over noise. I’m aiming for steady compounding with clearer risk limits, better patience, and continued learning—especially around market cycles and volatility. The $1 million milestone matters, but refining the process matters more.

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