Last year, a fan from Guangdong found me:

"Bro, can you help me? I really can't take it anymore."

His voice was trembling, like an unstable electric current: "100,000 U left with only 6,200 U. My mom just transferred 200,000 for retirement savings to me to cover the losses, now it's all gone.

My wife is 7 months pregnant, the mortgage is 28,000, and I'm hiding on the balcony, afraid to cry out loud."

In the background, newborn clothes rustled in the night wind.

I replied to him: "Turn off your phone, go sleep with your wife. Call me on video at 7 a.m. tomorrow."

The next morning, he logged in with dark circles under his eyes, holding a crumpled prenatal checkup slip—he has a 4D scan next Wednesday.

I pointed the camera at a blank sheet of paper and wrote down three "locks," telling him to screenshot and save it.

First lock: Only fight battles you understand

• Turn off the 1-minute K-line, only look at the 4-hour breakout.

• Max three trades a day; if you're itching to trade, do 20 push-ups.

Second lock: Rolling position technique—let profits run, let risks stop

• Initial position ≤10%, test with 600 U; if floating profit reaches 20%, close half, keep the rest with a trailing stop.

• Cut losses at 5% immediately, no averaging down, no praying.

Third lock: Trading journal = ECG

• Write three lines for each trade: entry reason, exit reason, emotional score.

• If you lose two trades in a row, close the software and go wash dishes.

Three months later, he sent a new screenshot: 6,200 U rolled into 30,000 U.

In the camera, he placed the ultrasound image in front of the screen for the first time: "Bro, the baby kicked me today, I finally dare to laugh out loud."

If you are also facing a blown account, listening to your family sigh, remember:

The real turnaround starts with admitting you were once a gambler.

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