Two days and one night, the account grew from less than 5000U to nearly 60,000.
At this point, he truly understood - the problem is not the market, but himself who never knew how to trade.
Last week, a friend approached me with an account that had exploded several times, leaving only 4800U. He was almost numb and told me: Am I just not cut out for trading?
I didn’t give him any motivational talk, but I handed him a strict rule: fixed position, only trade signals he understands, avoid news trades, and don’t add to losing positions.
So what happened?
On the first day, BTC was in a downtrend, and he made a profit of 70 points in one go, locking in the take profit point early.
On the second day, ETH had a false breakout, and I advised him to build his position in batches, taking advantage of two pullbacks.
On the third day, taking advantage of altcoins' drop, he directly used his profits to add another position, and the account jumped to nearly 60,000U.
In just two days, he increased it by 12 times, and he said: So flipping the account is not about luck, it’s about rhythm.
To be honest, opportunities in the market are always there; the ones who fail quickly are always those without discipline.
Starting with a full position, adding to losses, rushing to sell when it rises, and cutting losses during pullbacks, going back and forth, they dig themselves into a pit.
Those who can truly survive never rely on impulsiveness, but on rhythm, discipline, and a workable strategy.
You think you can’t do it, but the truth is, no one has taught you how to get it right once.
If you don’t want to keep spinning in circles, then join me in planning, so you can get out of the trough sooner. The current market is a great opportunity for recovery and flipping your account.
