I once helped a fan who initially had only a few hundred U in his account.
With the rolling position strategy I taught him, he steadily accumulated profits and gradually increased his balance from a few hundred U to over 8000 U.
During that time, he was particularly confident and told me every day: "Brother, it feels like I'm getting more and more successful, this method is too effective!"
But the market is never always smooth sailing.
One day, the market suddenly changed, and the price dropped sharply. He didn’t set a stop-loss as I had advised, always thinking, "This wave will definitely rebound," betting on himself to weather the storm.
As a result, a wave of retracement directly wiped out his position — the account balance instantly dropped back to a few hundred U, and all his efforts turned to dust overnight, returning to square one.
At that moment, he finally understood: making money is never about luck or chance, but about strictly executing risk management, stop-loss discipline, and steady position rolling.
I told him: "Rolling positions rely on systems and discipline, not on luck and impulse. Losing a lot is not scary; what's scary is not being able to summarize and correct your mistakes."
Now, he has readjusted his mindset: returning to a reasonable position control ratio, strictly implementing stop-loss and take-profit measures, and steadily rolling his positions step by step.
No longer blindly rushing, he has learned to make friends with the market.
I want to say to those who are also trapped and losing:
Losses are not scary; the key is whether you can learn the right methods. If you're willing to work with me step by step,
changing the gambler's mentality and steadily rolling positions is the true path to recovery.
