How to roll over 1000U? Stop guessing, follow these steps!

To be honest, many people ask me: "Bro, how exactly do you roll over? Are there specific steps?" Today I will tell you, it’s not about crit hits, it’s not about betting your life on a heavy position, but about rhythm, position control, and execution, taking steady steps.

Taking 1000U as an example, let’s see how I roll it over.

Step 1: Position control, start with a position of 500U or less.

The most important thing in the early stage is to survive, not to blow up your account, and don’t think about making huge profits. For a 1000U account, I usually use 200-300U for my first trade to explore the market, minimizing risks as much as possible. If you can’t even protect your account, there’s no way to talk about rolling over.

Step 2: Only trade within the rhythms you understand.

Trade within your judgment range, don’t mess with markets you don’t understand:

Clear support/resistance

Clear direction of the major trend

Risk-reward ratio of 2:1, reasonable stop-loss points

Remember, the initial goal is to make one trade and survive; every operation should be devoid of any frustration.

Step 3: Write your stop-loss in advance, never cancel it on the spot.

Before each operation, determine your stop-loss, set it up, and do not change it casually. Limit your maximum loss to 5%-7% of your account. For example, with a 1000U account, the maximum loss is 50-70U. Some may say this is too conservative, but you have to think clearly: are you gambling or steadily rolling over?

Step 4: Don’t be greedy with profits; taking some is enough.

In the early stage, don’t think about achieving everything at once; if you can take 30-50 pips, just run with it. For the larger trend target, taking 80-150 pips is fine. Aim for a risk-reward ratio of 3:1; in the beginning, focus on small fluctuations, and as you do more and get bigger, profits will naturally come.

Step 5: Roll over to 3000U, start increasing your position.

Once the account reaches 3000U, gradually increase your position. At this point, you can raise it to 800U-1000U, ensuring that your maximum risk each time does not exceed 3%-5% of your account. The maximum drawdown should not exceed 15% of the account.

Step 6: Double each time, withdraw first.

Once the account exceeds 3000U, withdraw 500U to lock in profits. Doing this keeps your mindset stable; if there’s a drawdown, you can still handle it. Surviving gives you the qualification to roll over.

Summary: Using this method, take it step by step, and in 30 days you will see the growth curve of your account.

Stop asking me if you can roll over; your account curve will tell you the answer.