He just "fished casually" but turned his account into 6 times
One night, a fan sent me a picture, saying he read my previous article on rolling positions,
"I casually followed the idea and didn’t expect to go from 3000U to 18000."
I asked him how much leverage he used, and he said: "2 times."
I was stunned, not because he made money, but because he was "so insensitive,"
like a person fishing by the river, completely unaware that this water area hides the king of fish.
What did he do? Very simple, he didn’t chase trends, didn’t bet on direction, didn’t catch the bottom or escape the top,
he did 3 things:
Light positions at low levels, during a sluggish market, first cast a line, no rush to pull
Once hooked, let the line out, as soon as there’s a profit signal, immediately "add to the position with floating profit," let the fish swim away
Before the stormy waves, he set the net, before the market surged, he secured 70% of the profit
He said: "Actually, I didn’t even understand the chart, but I followed your rhythm."
This is the essence of rolling positions; you don’t rely on a single strike to turn things around,
but on stable fishing over and over again, bringing fish home each time.
Rolling positions is not about technique, but about rhythm, fishing-style trading, it’s not about who acts faster, but about who can stay calm.
If you’re always getting carried away in the market, blowing up accounts, or being caught,
then maybe you should learn to be a fisherman, not the fish being caught.