Many people are asking: "Bro, how do you actually roll the warehouse?" Today, I will explain it clearly in plain language. If you want to roll 500U to 100K, it's not about blindly charging; it's about gradually grinding it out by following a rhythm!
Start off a bit cautious
For the first trade, don't get too eager; just test the waters with 200-300U, and use at most half of your position. Remember, at the beginning, staying alive is the most important; first, ensure "not to blow up the account, and the drawdown should not exceed 20%"—this is the bottom line.
Don't touch orders you don't understand
What does it mean to understand? There must be support and resistance levels, the trend must be clear, and most importantly, the risk-reward ratio should be at least 2:1—meaning the profit should be at least double the potential loss. The goal is simple: make a trade, succeed in the trade, and stay alive steadily.
Don't arbitrarily change stop-losses
Before placing an order, set your stop-loss firmly; the loss for a single trade should not exceed 5%-7% of your account. For example, if you have 1000U in your account, you can only lose 50-70U at most. Once set, do not adjust it; being soft-hearted and changing the stop-loss on the spot is basically equivalent to giving away money.
Don't be too greedy; take profits when you can
If you make a small wave profit of 30-50 points, exit; for a large trend, aim for 80-150 points, and for mid-term trades, only consider it when the risk-reward ratio is above 3:1. Don’t always think about "if it can go up a bit more"; securing profits is the best strategy.
Change your strategy when you reach 3000U
At this point, you can increase your position size; trading 800-1000U at a time is fine, but you need to lower the risk—control single trade losses to 3%-5% and ensure drawdown does not exceed 15%. When you have a bit more money, you need to be steadier.
Lock in profits after each doubling
For example, if you grow from 1000U to 3000U, withdraw 500U first. Having cash on hand means that even if the account experiences a drawdown later, your mindset won't collapse; this is the key to survival.
In the end, there are three stages: when you have little money, focus on survival; when you have moderate money, gradually speed up; when you have a lot of money, protect your profits well. Follow this rhythm for 30 days, and the account curve will tell you the answer.
Don’t think you can get rich overnight; rolling the warehouse relies on taking steady steps. Save this article; next time, just follow it, and slowly climb up is better than anything else.
