For those with a principal of less than 5,000 U, listen to me: Don't rush to turn things around, first learn to 'survive'.

I personally guided a fan who entered in March 2023 with a principal of only 5,000 U, and by August of the same year, their account had grown to 43,000 U.

They never faced a liquidation, relying not on luck, but on a 'turtle-style' strategy, which I condensed into three points.

1. Divide your money into three sections, never go all-in

• 1,500 U: Short-term position, only trade intraday, at most once a day, and shut down after trading.

• 1,500 U: Trend position, only enter during weekly-level trends, and let it idle at other times.

• 1,500 U: Survival position, locked in a cold wallet, restart if there’s a real liquidation.

Keep the remaining 500 U for fees and slippage, don’t compete for positions with your capital.

2. Only take the juiciest bites

• Ignore all oscillating ranges; 80% of losses die here.

• If the direction is not confirmed, stay flat; being out of the market is also a strategy.

• When unrealized profits reach 20% of your principal, immediately withdraw 30%, and let the rest run.

Remember: Profits only count when withdrawn.

3. Outsource emotions to the program

• Stop loss at 2%, the system will automatically cut once it hits, and then go to sleep.

• When unrealized profits reach 4%, close half first, and set a trailing stop for the remaining half.

• Never average down on losing trades; averaging down is the fastest route to bankruptcy for retail investors.

All rules should be written into a script; people are only responsible for reviewing after the market closes.

Now this brother's account has grown to 60,000 U, spending just five minutes each day to glance at the levels I provided; he works when he should work and takes care of his kids when he should. The market can no longer hold him hostage.

Want to make a comeback? First learn not to lose.

Dividing positions, timing, and controlling positions—these fundamental skills are what will save you three years of detours.

Don’t know where to start? Feel free to reach out to me, and I'll break down the details until you can digest them easily. @小花生说币