If your principal is less than 2000U, stop your operations and listen to me for a moment.

Last year, I helped a guy start with just 1500U, and in three months he rolled it up to 30,000U without ever blowing up his account. This isn’t just luck; it relies on three solid strategies:

Divide your money into three parts, and never think about using the entire account:

• 500U for short-term trading, no more than one trade a day, take profits when you can;

• 500U set aside for waiting for major trends, encountering an opportunity once a week is good, no rush;

• The remaining 500U is emergency funds; if it comes to blowing up the account, you can rely on it to start over.

Only nibble on the most realistic profits:

• Avoid choppy markets; you’ll lose nine out of ten times, it’s just futile effort;

• Wait until the trend is clear before acting; it’s better to miss out than to recklessly enter;

• Once profits exceed 30% of the principal, immediately withdraw half to secure your gains.

Operate like a machine, without any emotion:

• A stop loss of 3% should be as natural as drinking water every day, don’t hesitate;

• When profits reach 5%, immediately reduce your position by half to lock in some profits;

• Never increase your position when you’re in the red; many people blow up their accounts this way.

That guy’s account has now grown to 60,000U, and the most crucial part is—he doesn’t have to stay up late watching the charts anymore; he only spends 10 minutes a day checking the signals I provide.

If you want to turn your situation around in this market, you first need to learn how to survive.

As for how to divide your accounts, how to catch entry points, and how to control the rhythm—these details are what can save you from losing for two years.

If you don’t know where to start or have any questions, feel free to reach out to me; I’ll break it down and analyze it clearly for you!