The account dropped from 70,000 to only 4,000 U. Can he turn it around?
Last month, a fan messaged me, saying he stayed up late chasing several rounds of hot topics, and as a result, his account dropped from 70,000 all the way down to only 4,000 U. At that moment, he felt completely lost.
I asked him: "Do you still want to save it?"
He said: "Yes, but I'm afraid I'll lose it all again."
In fact, many people fall at this stage, not because their capital is gone, but because their confidence and rhythm are completely lost.
I told him not to think about making it big in one go; turning around is not about gambling big but about rolling and discipline.
I asked him to focus on three points:
1️⃣ Set a bottom position: Protect your capital, no matter how the market fluctuates, keep a portion untouched.
2️⃣ Roll in batches: Only use profit for trading, don't chase highs, don't go all in.
3️⃣ Set a rhythm: Look for one or two opportunities a week, take what you can get, and don't aim for a sudden spike.
As a result, he followed through. In the first two weeks, he slowly recovered, increasing his account from 4,000 to 6,700; by the sixth week, it surpassed 13,000.
He said: "I used to always want to double my money overnight; now I understand that real breakthroughs come from consistent effort."
The harshest part of the market is that impatient people will always be harvested; the gentlest part is that as long as you can stay steady, opportunities will always come back.
The key to turning around is not luck, but whether you can hold onto discipline when you're at rock bottom.
A set of right methods + steady execution is far better than blindly being busy on your own! Those who want to turn around need to catch up quickly.
