500U Steady Rolling Warehouse Practical Guide: Achieving the Path to Doubling 100K🌈
Many friends ask: "How exactly do you roll the warehouse?"
Today, let's clarify the thought process. Rolling the warehouse is not about heavy betting or frequently chasing highs and lows,
but rather relies on a sense of rhythm, strict position management, and execution discipline to steadily achieve compound growth.
Detailed practical steps:
1. Control the starting position within 50%
In the early stages, it is recommended to control single positions at 200\~300U, focusing on preserving capital and avoiding liquidation or drawdowns exceeding 20%.
2. Only trade with clear trends and structures
Choose the right timing to enter, requiring clear support/resistance levels to match trend judgments, with a risk-reward ratio of no less than 2:1.
Core goal: Each trade should be “able to win, able to last.”
3. Strictly preset stop-loss, no on-the-spot adjustments allowed
Limit single maximum losses to within 5%-7% of the account; for example, in a 1000U account, single stop-loss should not exceed 50-70U,
stop-loss discipline is key to protecting capital.
4. Set reasonable take-profit targets, avoid greed
Short-term swing targets are 30-50 points, with targets of 80-150 points during rhythmic pullbacks,
for medium-term trades, maintain a risk-reward ratio exceeding 3:1 to ensure reasonable risk-return.
5. Gradually increase position size to speed up after the account reaches 3000U
Single position can be raised to 800\~1000U, risk ratio controlled at 3%-5%, with drawdown not exceeding 15%,
achieving stable capital expansion.
6. After each doubling, moderately cash out to lock in profits
When increasing from 1000U to 3000U, it is recommended to first withdraw part of the funds (such as 500U) to stabilize mindset and prevent emotional fluctuations from excessive drawdowns.
Summary:
In the small capital stage, focus on controlling risk and surviving steadily;
in the medium capital stage, moderately increase positions and seize acceleration opportunities;
in the large capital stage, emphasize profit locking and risk management to preserve gains.
Living long allows for continuous rolling and wealth accumulation.
Stick to this rhythm, and after 30 days, your account curve will steadily rise.
