His account only has 6000U left. I asked him one question: Are you willing to take a year to turn this 6000U into 150,000?
He said he had lost quite a bit, the account was shrinking fast and nearly bottomed out, he was almost ready to give up, "Is there still hope?"
I was silent for a few seconds—I've heard this kind of voice too many times, the kind that is unwilling yet confused.
I only asked him one question:
Are you willing to compete with me for a year, using rationality and discipline, to grow 6000U to 150,000?
He said he was willing.
Then I gave him the first iron rule: never gamble with a full position, strictly control risk.
He was puzzled: "If not full position, how can I quickly double it?"
I said: Doubling is not about gambling luck, nor about blowing up the account, but about position management, stable mindset, and precisely finding opportunities.
We set clear goals:
✅ Step 1: Stabilize the funds, 6000U→20,000U
✅ Step 2: Rolling increase, 20,000U→70,000U
✅ Step 3: Transfer profits into mainstream assets, follow the trend, sprint to 150,000U
I taught him how to use a small position of 3%-5% to test the market → Increasing the position must have reasonable reasons → Once profitable, first secure the principal to avoid drawdown → Profits in hand, then seek the next opportunity.
In each market cycle, only capture 1-2 segments at most, better to give up than to blindly chase.
He strictly executed for 3 months, growing the funds steadily from 6000U to 21,000U, throughout the process he didn't hold a losing position or blow up the account.
Now, he is just one step away from the goal.
But I haven't fully explained the more detailed position strategies, asset allocation rhythms, and profit-taking and stop-loss principles.
Because I know that only those who are truly determined will actively come to me, asking how to proceed next.
Trading is not gambling; it's a war of attrition. To win, you must learn rational operations and risk control.
If you, like him, have only 6000U left in your account but still have a breath left in you,
Then send me a message: I want to turn things around, and I will tell you how to take the first step.
If you don't want to keep going in circles, then join me; the current market is a great time to recover and turn the account around.
