Group 1 - The core idea of the news is that finding a suitable trading rhythm in the derivatives market is more important than frequent trading, as demonstrated by the success of a participant, Kan Fulong, in a simulated trading competition [1] - Kan Fulong achieved second place in the options category by employing a "low-frequency heavy position" trading strategy, which emphasizes patience and timing [1] - His trading philosophy was exemplified through two key operations: a successful short-term trade in crude oil options and a mid-term hold in palm oil options, both of which contributed significantly to his profits [1] Group 2 - Kan Fulong also traded other commodities such as rapeseed oil, soybean oil, and rubber, selecting them based on the presence of clear opportunities [2] - He noted that the main difference between simulated and real trading is the psychological state, with real trading introducing emotional fluctuations due to financial pressure [2] - His trading habits include avoiding frequent trades to prevent judgment errors, focusing instead on seizing opportunities with heavy positions when certainty is high [2] Group 3 - Looking ahead, Kan Fulong expressed that his choice of this industry stems from passion rather than the desire for quick wealth, emphasizing the importance of experience-based judgment [3] - He believes that every trade should be based on careful analysis, with the market serving as the ultimate test of his strategies [3] - His success illustrates the principle of "less is more," advocating for patience, in-depth research, and risk management when opportunities arise [3]