Many people always feel: adding positions on floating profits is too aggressive, and if the market reverses, won't it be 'earning while losing'?
This sounds reasonable, but those who truly understand trading would never think this way.
Because the logic that can really make money is not about being afraid of losing, but rather 'how to fully capitalize on the right direction'.
Have you ever thought —
why you often predict the direction correctly but your account shows little change?
It's because in every trade, you confine yourself to the framework of 'take a little and leave', resulting in even if you make the right calls five times in a row, you can't compare to someone who makes one successful floating profit addition.
I used to be like this —
only daring to enter and exit with fixed positions, afraid of being counter-killed when adding positions.
The result was after a year of dozens of trades, the account's growth was like a dog's crawl.
You can be afraid, but you must understand: without adding positions on floating profits, you can't make big money.
Randomly adding positions on floating profits, you can't earn lasting money.
Adding positions does not mean going all-in; it has methods, rhythms, and logic.
It's not about adding when you think the market is about to soar, but rather a three-in-one of trend confirmation + position control + profit-driven.
My current approach is very simple:
Trial and error with small funds, once the direction starts to outperform, I begin to add in batches, using profits to leverage larger profits,
Grasping a wave of market movement can match the hard work of the previous month.
Of course, how to add, where to add, and what position system to use?
I can't go into too much detail here —
Because these things were earned through countless liquidation experiences.
If you are also trapped in the 'earning a few times and then losing it back' dead cycle,
Maybe you should seriously think about where you went wrong.
(I used to be the same as everyone else until I changed my way of thinking)
This performance is pretty good, stable compound interest, that's impressive!!!
