But this time I steadily turned 1100U into 20,000U, without going all in or relying on luck.
It's all about two words: rhythm.
① Start light, with low risk
With a principal of 1100U, I initially placed each order at only 100~120U, strictly controlling the stop loss at 2%~3%.
Wrong? Losing a few dozen bucks, I can still sleep well.
Right? If you can hold on, profits can multiply.
② Small orders to test the waters, large orders to reap the rewards
After the first profit, I won't rush to add positions, but will wait for market confirmation before rolling some of the profits back in.
Key point: Only use profits to add positions, do not touch the principal.
Even if the market reverses, I only lose the money made, while the principal remains stable.
③ Move the stop-loss, the profits grow larger and larger
Every time I increase my position, I raise the stop-loss.
In this way, in the end, what runs in the market are profits, while the principal is already well protected.
Flipping positions is not an overnight success, but a gradual accumulation.
④ The real key: stability
1100U to 2W U sounds like a crazy story, but breaking it down:
Each trade seeks only small risks
Expand after winning, never cling to losing trades
Do not chase the market up and down, wait for the market to come naturally
You will find that there is no 'secret weapon' here, but execution power.
Many people lose money, not because of poor technique, but because they cannot control their hands.
The root cause of liquidation is only one: chaotic positions.
I can go from 1100U to 2W U, relying not on luck, but on discipline + method.
As for how to judge trends and seize key points, these cannot be explained in just a few sentences.
