I once lost 100,000 U, and I rolled back with the last 4,000 U.
To be honest, during that time, every night when I lay down and closed my eyes, there were only three words in my mind: “I’m losing my mind.”
The account went from 100,000 U down to 4,000 U. Let me tell you, it’s not about the money; it’s about the mental breakdown.
For a while, I began to reflect —
Is it that every time I face liquidation, it’s the same mistake repeating?
Looking back, losing money isn’t because I don’t know how to trade, but because **“I wanted to win too much.”**
Wanting to turn things around, heavily investing, betting on market trends, news, and luck, only to be slapped awake by the market.
At that time, I set a “three-phase plan” for myself:
Step one, only trade in the direction of the trend, even if it’s slow, do not go against the trend.
Step two, small positions + rolling profits, only add positions with “market’s money.”
Step three, never place a second confirmation order; if you’re wrong, cut it, there are too many opportunities, and you won’t miss this one.
Initially, I made very slow progress with 4,000 U, gaining dozens of U a day. Later, I captured two big waves of momentum, and my position rolled from small to large. By the fifth week, my account surpassed 10,000, and by the eighth week, it exceeded 30,000.
It took me less than 3 months to return to 100,000 U, but I spent two years to gain the confidence for those 3 months.
Now some people are still asking, “Can we still trade in this market?”
I can only say one thing:
It’s not that the market is bad; it’s that your approach is wrong.
Stop asking about “overnight account turnover.”
What you need is not luck, but a method.
