“How to roll over 1000U? Don't guess, follow these steps!”
Many people ask in the square every day: “Bro, how do you roll over?” “Are there specific steps?”
Today, I’ll say it again:
Rolling over is not about betting heavily and risking everything, nor is it about hitting big every day,
but rather it is rolled out step by step relying on “rhythm + position control + execution.”
Taking 1000U as an example, follow these steps:
Step 1: Position control, starting position: within 500U (below 50%) or even for the first few orders, only use 200~300U to scout the market.
Why?
The most important task for small accounts in the early stage is:
“Survive, don’t blow up, don’t let the drawdown exceed 20%.” If you can't even protect your account, what’s the point of discussing rolling over?
Step 2: Only trade rhythms you understand
What does it mean to understand?
✅ There are clear support/resistance zones
✅ There is a major trend direction alignment
✅ There are controllable stop-loss points, with a risk-reward ratio of over 2:1
Simply put, the initial goal is:
“Make one trade, survive one trade.”
Step 3: Write down the stop-loss in advance, set it before the trade, and never cancel it on the spot
Control the maximum loss of each trade within 5%-7% of the account
For example, with a 1000U account, the maximum loss per trade should not exceed 50-70U.
Some may say this is too conservative? Then ask yourself: do you want to take a gamble?
Or do you want to grow your account to 5000U or 10,000U?
Step 4: Don't be greedy on take profits; take what you can
For example:
✅ Small swing target: 30-50 points
✅ Large rhythm target: 80-150 points
✅ Medium-term large trades: aim for a risk-reward ratio above 3:1
Step 5: Once you reach 3000U, start rolling larger positions; after doubling the account,
start increasing the position, for example:
✅ Increase single position to 800U~1000U
✅ Control maximum risk at 3%-5% of the account
✅ Each phase's drawdown should not exceed 15% of the account
What does this mean? In the small money phase, prioritize survival; in the medium fund phase, accelerate position increase;
In the large fund phase, protect profits and control drawdowns.
Step 6: Every time you double, withdraw some profits (lock in profits)
For example, from 1000U to 3000U,
withdraw 500U first,
this way, even if the account draws down, you can stay psychologically stable. Surviving gives you the qualification to roll over.
If you really want to do this, stick to this rhythm and work honestly for 30 days,
you don’t need to ask others if their accounts have rolled over; your own account curve will tell you the answer.