Brothers, it seems unbelievable, but the trading records of the fat guy tell us a truth
A low win rate does not mean losing money; a high risk-reward ratio is the key to doubling!
How can the fat guy make a fortune with a low win rate?
1· Breakout trading as the core
The fat guy focuses on breakout trading. Most breakouts will fail, but the losses are very small, only losing 1%-2% of the principal
But once a breakout is successful, the account can double or even multiply several times! A risk-reward ratio of dozens of times allows him to willingly continue trying despite most failures.
2· Focus on the big trend
The fat guy only captures the big trends and does not frequently enter and exit small fluctuations.
Even if he makes short-term profits, he will steadfastly hold on without exiting! A low win rate is not a problem because the profits brought by the big trend far exceed the small short-term gains.
3· No missed opportunities
The fat guy never lets go of any big trend.
As long as there is a breakout signal, he will definitely enter the market! This way, he can always ensure that he holds chips when the trend starts, capturing huge profits.
In summary: low win rate, high risk-reward ratio, clear strategy + risk control = long-term huge returns
Rolling positions vs. Pyramid scaling
If you want to play rolling positions, you must also understand pyramid scaling: it can be understood as a conservative version of rolling positions, with slightly lower risk but equally considerable profits.
Trend following: both only scale in obvious trends
Gradual scaling: it's not a one-time full position, but a step-by-step approach.
Floating profit base: only scale on existing profits, never to average down on losses.
The difference lies in the scaling ratio: pyramid scaling → the later the scaling, the smaller the amount, more conservative.
Rolling position strategy → each time adding the same position size, total position grows rapidly, profits are explosive but risks are high.
Rolling position practical framework: rolling position techniques are not complicated, but high risk + high return means it is only for professional veterans.
1· Choose the right market: only trade in one-sided trending markets.
2· Position management: control the proportion of each scaling to avoid total liquidation.
3· Move stop-loss: scientifically set stop-loss to protect the principal.
4· Trend judgment: rely on price action, technical indicators, or volatility indicators to ensure scaling in the correct trend.
Rolling positions are not blind gambling, but a combination of strategy + discipline + trend!
Let the principal grow larger in the market like a snowball!