Stop saying 'I don't have enough capital to make it happen.' True turnarounds have never relied on capital pressure but on methods, discipline, and execution.
I've seen too many cases where someone messes around with 10,000 U, while you steadily operate with 3,000 U, and in the end, you become the winner.
The advantage of small capital is actually 'flexibility' and 'sense of discipline.' It's suitable for rolling positions.
Position cutting → Control drawdown. Profit segmentation → Profit rolling. Emotion management → Prevent heavy betting.
For example, with 3,000 U divided into 3 parts, each time only moving within 1,000 U. If you lose, you have room to adjust; if you profit, you can lock in some profits and roll into the next stage.
By not being impatient, not being greedy, and continuously rolling, you can steadily widen the gap while others experience significant ups and downs.
Don't underestimate starting with 3,000 U. In this market, most real comebacks begin with 'small capital + correct methods + persistent execution.'
If you currently have 3,000-5,000 U and don't know how to roll, how to control positions, or how to manage the rhythm, follow Mr. Huo to achieve results step by step without relying on heavy positions or going all in.
Don't focus on the small amounts in others' accounts; first stabilize your own capital.
