A guy led a fan from 800U to 4.5W U steadily over 42 days, never panicking, taking profits bit by bit.
If your capital is around 1000U, you'd better stop dreaming of 'getting rich overnight' early.
The market's best trick is to turn those who are eager for quick profits into ATMs—giving you a little sweetness today, only to take back both principal and profit tomorrow.
That fan started with me at 800U, and now not only does he profit every day, but he is also ready to bring relatives into the market.
The reason is simple: he learned two words—rhythm.
Turning around small capital doesn't depend on going all-in; it relies on position control + following the rhythm.
I teach him just four steps:
Step one: Split positions into three parts, strictly adhere to discipline.
Split 800U into three parts, only use one-third for the first trade.
The remaining money acts as a stabilizer; never touch it without signals—do not increase positions, do not bottom-fish, do not stubbornly hold onto losses.
Step two: Only make high win-rate trades.
Avoid choppy markets, wait for clear trends to take action.
Can't eat all in one market movement? Split it into three parts, take a bite from each part, and accumulate small victories into a big one.
Step three: Roll profits, nail down stop-loss.
First trade earns 100U, second trade uses both principal + profit.
Positions increase slowly but always under control.
Remember, profits are rolled out, not gambled.
Step four: Take profits when they are good, don't get attached to battles.
When others are liquidating, we are taking profits; when others chase highs, we have already secured our gains.
Turning around is just a byproduct; the core is to remain stable, control firmly, and stop losses decisively.
Many people with small capital watch the market more anxiously than anyone else, opening trades chaotically, setting stop-losses randomly, and getting more anxious as they lose, falling into a vicious cycle.
In fact, making trades doesn't rely on gambling, it relies on rhythm; small capital can last longer and earn steadily.
Those who want to turn around must first learn to survive.
As for the details of position splitting, catching points, and controlling rhythm—that's the real knowledge that can help you lose less over two years.
If you don't know what to do or have any questions, feel free to reach out to me, and I will provide you with a detailed analysis!
