Over the years, I have seen too many inexperienced investors fall victim to the obsession of 'holding on for a while' and 'betting one more time.'

I used to be the same....

It wasn't until I took 'locking in profits + reinvesting' to the extreme that I truly broke free from the novice crowd.

At the end of the day, is rolling over difficult? The real challenge lies in human nature.

Greed leads to losses; cowardice leads to missed opportunities; inability to hold leads to insufficient gains.

But I used a method to bring myself back from emotional trading to a rational rhythm—

Many people hear 'rolling over' and think it's a gamble for their life, but the true essence of rolling over is steadily profiting in the market, rather than fantasizing about getting rich overnight.

I started with only 5000U, and with a 'locking in profits + reinvesting' strategy, I spent 3 years building my account to seven figures.

What is the most crucial point? It's not about increasing positions, but rather 'withdrawing profits when earned + using profits to invest in the next wave.'

Don't be greedy, don't fantasize, just execute the plan.

Once this rhythm gets going, the account can truly grow.

However, many people fail while rolling over; it's not that the method is flawed, but that their mindset isn't stable.