Is your principal less than 2000U? Listen to me, don't mess around.

If you want to survive with small capital, first learn to be stable.

Last year, one of my brothers started with 1800U, and now his account steadily exceeds 5W+, spending only 20 minutes a day, not staying up late, and not making random moves.

The core is three steps: split the funds, choose the trend, and maintain discipline.

Step One: Split the funds to protect your capital

Divide your money into three parts, each with its purpose:

700U for day trades, at most 2 times a day, take profit when it's good.

700U kept for trend trades, 1-2 times a week, only act when the signal is clear.

600U as a reserve, only use it in extreme situations, even if you lose it all, you can make a comeback.

Step Two: Only trade when the market is clear

Don't gamble when things are vague; wait for the right opportunity:

Avoid sideways markets; 80% of losses come from forcing trades.

Only enter when the trend is clear; missing an opportunity is better than making a mistake.

When you make a single profit of 30%, take half off the table and let the rest run.

Step Three: Use rules to manage emotions

In trading, the biggest pitfall is mindset:

Set a stop loss at 2%, executed automatically.

If you profit 6%, immediately reduce your position, stay calm.

Never average down during a loss; most blow-ups happen because of this.

My brother now just takes a quick look at the market every day, places the right orders, earns what he should, and withdraws what he needs, maintaining a steady rhythm.

Remember this: for small capital to turn around, the first goal is to avoid losing money.

Split funds, wait for signals, and stick to discipline, which can help you avoid two years of pitfalls.