Recently, I had a deep conversation with a fan.
His name is A Kai, and he is very young with strong execution ability. When he started, his account only had 1500U, but by following the right methods with me, he steadily grew it to 46,000 U in just 42 days. Many people think that a small principal means no opportunity; in fact, it is quite the opposite. As long as you find the right rhythm, small funds are easier to take off than large funds. Today, I will share this practical and verified operation thought process with you. If you follow it, you can avoid detours.
① Split your principal to tightly control risks. When A Kai started, I advised him to only use one-third of his funds for the first trade and leave the rest untouched. Many people like to increase their positions, bottom-fish, or hold onto losing trades, resulting in a total wipeout after a pullback. From day one, we established rules: do not increase positions, do not bottom-fish, and do not stubbornly hold. With controllable risks, we can always keep the bullets for a comeback.
② Only engage in high certainty and avoid chaotic fluctuations. I guided him to only trade in clear and trend-defined markets. No gambling, no snatching, no chasing highs. Even in major markets, we take profits in three segments without being greedy for the last bit. Having profits in hand is more important than fantasizing about a ceiling.
③ Roll profits to let the money continue to make money. After his first trade, he made 300U, and I advised him to use the profits to open the next trade while keeping the principal unchanged. This is the essence of rolling positions: using profits to roll positions and risking market money. With this operation, the mindset is stable, and there is no fear of loss; the more you roll, the smoother it gets.
④ Take profits when they are good, do not get attached to battles or be greedy. No matter how good the market is, only earn what you should earn. Take profits when they are due; do not wait for the market to turn against you. True position flipping is not about a single all-in bet but about discipline, rhythm, and compound interest accumulating little by little.
This set of strategies is specifically designed for small funds. A small principal is not scary; what is scary is chaos. As long as you are willing to maintain discipline, control risks, and roll profits, 1500U can also become your first pot of gold.