Essential Strategies to Multiply Your Funds in a Bull Market

If you have limited funds and are looking to maximize them during a bull market, these 7 strategies could be game-changers—especially the 7th one, where most traders tend to lose.

1. Evening Trading Rules

Market news during the day can be mixed, and trends are often swayed by short-term emotions. Enter the market after 9 PM, when the news stabilizes and the price trends become more genuine, allowing for better judgment and accuracy in direction.

2. Profit Locking Strategy

Don’t let greed take over once you’ve made a profit. For example, if you profit $1,000 in a day, withdraw 30% ($300) immediately, and continue operating with the remaining funds. Many traders who aim for five times the profit after securing three times the profit end up losing everything due to one pullback. Securing profits is the key.

3. Indicator Resonance Principle

Never trade based on emotions. Use tools like TradingView and focus on three key indicators:

MACD: Golden cross/death cross confirms trend reversal

RSI: Sell when overbought (>70), buy when oversold (<30)

Bollinger Bands: A squeeze indicates a trend change, and breaking through the midline is a trend signal

Only enter the market when at least two of these indicators align.

4. Dynamic Stop-Loss Techniques

Monitoring Mode: After making a profit, manually adjust the stop-loss level to lock in profits. For example, if your cost is $1,000 and the price rises to $1,100, raise your stop-loss to $1,050.

Exit Mode: Set a hard stop-loss of 3% to guard against unexpected market shifts (for example, exit if your cost of $1,000 drops below $970).

5. Weekly Withdrawal Rule

Every Friday, transfer 30% of your profits to your bank card. Profits that stay in the trading account are just numbers, and regular withdrawals not only secure real earnings but also prevent overconfidence or risky behavior from inflated account balances.