Many people think I've hit the jackpot!
From $1500 to $26,000, it all relies on position management!
A month ago, my account balance was only $1500.
To be honest, I was ready to give up back then.
Watching others flaunt their earnings every day,
I kept getting thrown off by the market.
It was either a stop loss at the floor or adding positions until I blew up.
Later, I understood that the root of losing money wasn't the market
but the chaotic management of positions.
This time I completely changed my mindset—only doing one thing:
Using position size to control the speed of risk and profit rotation.
I broke down my $1500 into several parts, never giving myself a chance to go all-in at once:
Step 1: Start with only 30% of my position, first testing the market rhythm.
Step 2: Once the direction is confirmed, add positions in batches, letting profits drive position expansion instead of slamming in capital.
Step 3: Lock in some profits at key positions, freeing up funds for the next opportunity.
The benefit of doing this is—
I don’t need to predict every peak and trough of the market, nor do I have to fear that short-term fluctuations will eat away at my capital.
While others look at candlestick charts, I focus on the safety ratio of my account.
This wave, the market gave me enough patience to execute this plan.
From $1500 to $26,000
was not a sudden surge, but rather each position rolled up like a snowball.
Many people envy the result
but haven’t seen the dozens of times I restrained myself from “seeing opportunities but not acting.”
If you’re still fixated on “where to buy, where to sell,” while neglecting position management, your account will forever be led by emotions.
This market hasn’t ended yet, and how it will play out next, I already have a new layout.
Some say it’s luck, but I know it’s calculated.
From $1500 to $26,000 is not just a story; it’s the best reward that position discipline has given me.
