The key to rolling over is never how heavy your position is, but whether you have a system.

Many people think rolling over relies on luck, on one or two lucky trades,

or on heavy betting. But I just want to tell you:

The key to rolling over is never about how heavy your position is, but whether you have a sense of rhythm, position control, and execution.

When I roll over, I focus on 5 core points:

✅ First: Position rhythm progresses, it's not about getting rich overnight, but increasing the position gradually after making a profit.

✅ Second: Risks are always controllable, even if the account is losing, the single drawdown should not exceed 5% of the principal, achieving "small losses on mistakes, big gains on right calls".

✅ Third: Only trade rhythm segments that you are confident in; if you don’t understand it, don’t trade. If you’re not familiar with it, don’t trade. If it’s not confirmed, don’t trade.

Even two trades a day feel too much, but when you do trade, you must have confidence.

✅ Fourth: Stop-loss must be resolute, discipline must be rigid, write down your stop-loss before entering, and execute without hesitation. Small losses are acceptable, but big losses are not allowed.

✅ Fifth: Lock profits in stages, gradually increase; only after the account funds increase should you allow for a larger position, it’s not about getting carried away after making one trade, but about "locking profits, controlling risks, and gradually increasing positions" at every stage.

In short: Rolling over is not a game of "taking a gamble", it’s a systematic profit-increasing process. Stop thinking of "rolling over" as just good luck; to roll over successfully, you must rely on a system, discipline, and execution.

Right now, I still have several rhythm opportunities that are very good; those who understand rhythm are already catching up and making profits. Do you want to get on board? It’s up to you.