From losing 40,000 to making 130,000—that's a hell of a ride!
Some say it was luck, but only I know—it was a tough battle, a daring bet on the bottom.
On the days I lost money, every step felt like treading on a knife's edge.
That day, the market plummeted, and panic reigned.
Many people were left holding their positions, but I bought at the bottom.
It wasn't because I was bold, but because my position, my emotions, and my chips all simultaneously signaled to me that the opportunity had arrived.
My approach was simple:
1️⃣ Test the waters with a small position
Instead of going all in at the start, I used a small position to confirm the direction. If I was wrong, the loss was manageable; if I was right, I would increase my position.
2️⃣ Invest in profits
I made a profit on the first wave of the rally, but I didn't rush out. Instead, I used the profits to add to my position, letting the market make money for me.
3️⃣ Lock in positions in batches
When the market surged, I took profits in batches, pocketing the profits and not giving the market a chance to reverse losses.
Just like that, I went from -40,000 to +130,000.
The process wasn't easy; every step was a struggle against greed and fear.
💡 Many people fail at bottom-fishing, not because they went in the wrong direction, but because:
They rushed in before the lows, only to be trapped all the way
They won the market but didn't dare add to their positions, only to reap the benefits
They were greedy until the last second, and their profits were wiped out
I've always believed that the real big profits are always when others are most fearful.
The courage to buy at the lows and the courage to sell at the highs are the keys to a comeback.
Next, I've got my eye on an opportunity that could be even more powerful than this one.
Once the signal is confirmed, I'll use the same strategy.
