From 2000U to 200,000U, it's not about skills, but a set of 'dead rules' that can be repeatedly executed.

Have you been beaten up by contracts countless times?

Chasing when it rises, panicking when it falls, repeatedly recovering and then going back to zero, flipping accounts feels like a fairy tale.

Honestly, it's not that you can't make money in this market; the problem is you have no method, relying entirely on blind guesses.

I have a follower who doesn't even understand the technique, but after following my 'foolproof method' for three months, his account grew from 2000U to 50,000.

What did he do right? It wasn't about being smart, it was about being obedient.

The first step is very simple:

Directly split the principal into 20 parts, only trade 100U per order, control the position strictly, and focus on surviving first.

When entering the market, only pay attention to these few indicators:

In the 1-hour chart, when EMA7 crosses above EMA21 → switch to the 4-hour chart to see if MACD just crossed above zero, and check if the volume is turning positive. Once confirmed, go in, and the success rate naturally increases.

After placing an order, act immediately without delay:

Set the stop-loss firmly at 1%, holding onto a losing position = death.

Set the take-profit at 3%, take it when you can.

Start a timer to avoid emotional decisions.

Made a profit the first time? Continue to increase the position? Wrong!

We only use half of the profit to add to the principal, pushing steadily.

After that, only use 2% of the total funds to place orders, don't be greedy, and don't go all in, that's how you truly flip accounts.

Timing also matters:

Avoid trading in the hours before and after the non-farm payroll data each month.

Every Friday night from 8 PM to 10 PM is when the big players love to slaughter people.

The best time to strike is between 1 AM and 3 AM, when the volatility is as stable as a scripted play.

Remember three truths:

Don’t do more than five trades a month; frequent trading will lead to losses.

The take-profit should be at least three times the stop-loss, otherwise, there's no chance of winning.

Never chase after rising prices or sell into falling prices, and definitely do not set a stop-loss.

Brother, flipping accounts is not a miracle, it only requires dead execution.

That method looks simple, but very few can truly achieve it.

If you are still being led by the market, it's time to find something truly replicable.

May you take fewer detours and eat more gains.