About the issue of heavy investment participation:

The concern with light positions is that one cannot make a lot of money, while with heavy positions, there is fear of significant losses. So, how can this contradiction be resolved?

The key is to understand that light positions are suitable for a steady flow, as they inherently limit risk, which naturally also limits returns. Heavy positions are not about going all-in from the start; the truly mature approach to heavy investment is based on gradual accumulation built on floating profits.

How to do this specifically?

Initial positions should be light, with the purpose of testing the market;

After confirming the trend, add to the position while dynamically adjusting stop-loss to control risk;

If the trend continues, add to the position again and further tighten the stop-loss;

The entire process generally does not exceed four actions.

This is a controllable and logical approach to heavy investment.

But be careful: if the market does not form a trend, profits may be quickly given back, so recognizing trends and managing positions are of utmost importance.

In summary: heavy investment is not about betting on direction at a single point, but rather the result of rolling accumulation within a trend.