1200U Counterattack: A Trader's Confession on Turning 7 Times in a Month
That day, staring at the remaining 1200U in my account, my finger trembled over the close position button.
The despair after consecutive liquidations was too real—I didn’t even dare to open the K-line chart, fearing I would see even more glaring numbers.
But who would have thought that this set of "rolling position strategy" beaten out by the market allowed me to turn four digits into five digits in just 28 days.
This is not a miracle; it’s a discipline earned through blood and tears.
Each trade strictly no more than 30% position, no matter how good the opportunity, never go all in.
If the trend is unclear, play dead; better to miss ten times than to hit once.
After making a profit, treat the profit as new ammunition; in case of losses, decisively cut off the limb to survive.
Those who discuss in groups every day about "which coin will rise tomorrow" will never understand:
The truly lucrative trades are often as boring as an assembly line.
While you study various strategies, I only stick to the simplest trend-following; while you are swayed by emotions, I turn trading into mechanical operations.
The most ironic thing is that this method is simple to the point of being outrageous, yet 90% of people just can’t do it—they would rather believe in mysticism than admit they lose due to a lack of discipline.
Now among the brothers who practice with me, some have rolled 2000U into 150,000U in three months, and the secret is just one: make trading as natural as breathing discipline.
The market has no sympathy; it only rewards those indestructible self-disciplined.
I am not smart;
I just have better control over my hands, understand the rhythm better, and know how to position myself accurately.
There’s a reason for continuous losses; first focus on @虎啸资本 , don’t let the mistakes continue.
