The dumbest way is actually the most stable: rolling positions is the only way for small funds

Some people say: "I only have a few hundred or a few thousand U, how can I still play?"

To be honest, I used to think that way too.

But later I found out that it’s not the funds that are too small, but the method that is wrong.

I started with just 3000 U, rolling from the beginning, stacking up one order at a time, without fantasizing about doubling overnight, just thinking about not blowing up.

Now my account has turned several rounds, each step was something I figured out little by little.

Let me get straight to the point:

Small positions are not suitable for speculation, not suitable for gambling, and even less suitable for trading based on "feelings."

You have to walk sideways like a crab, little by little, don't rush, but be stable.

How did I do it back then?

First, I split the capital in half, one half for offense and one half for defense, so even if I lose, it won’t be a total disaster.

The target for each trade was to take 5-10%, earn and run, without being greedy.

As long as you roll 5-6 rounds, your account will be noticeably different.

What if you lose?

Endure, cut loss, stop

Not every trade is worth saving, most of the time, the more you add, the more you lose.

And let me tell you, after rolling small positions, you must remember to take profits, roll one round and take some out to set aside; keeping it is what really counts as profit, otherwise you'll lose it all back sooner or later.

You don’t need to make too many trades, two opportunities a day are enough.

To be honest, those who make seven or eight trades a day are either experts or... you know.

Don’t think that small positions can’t turn around.

If you really know how to roll, 3000 U can also create a sense of the market, rhythm, and stable cash flow.

If you want to turn things around, it’s not about taking a gamble, it’s about whether you can stick to this rolling method.

Many of my brothers who are rolling positions now started with even smaller amounts than you.

But they are really steady and not greedy, and as a result, their accounts are slowly coming back to life.

If you can stay steady, you can earn.

It’s not that you can’t do it, it’s just that you haven’t found the right path to survive.