Someone entered the market with 1500U, and in two weeks turned it into 1.2W. Can you guess how he did it?
During market fluctuations, he didn't chase highs or panic sell, nor did he recklessly leverage. He split the small capital into several positions, rolling according to the rhythm of volatility; every tremor was an opportunity to add positions or take profits.
Step 1: Small Position Testing
Start with 15%-20% of total funds to build positions, observing support, resistance, and retracement levels. Only add positions when the market is clear; avoid ambiguous trades.
Step 2: Strict Stop Loss
Limit each trade's loss to within 5%-6% of the account, set a warning line for drawdowns, and immediately reduce positions once touched. Control small losses to prevent big losses.
Step 3: Rolling Segments
Take profits on small segments and add positions in the direction of the big trend. Every time you take profits, it’s cash in hand, and every segment is profit accumulation, allowing the account to grow steadily.
Step 4: Double and Optimize
After doubling the account, positions can be moderately expanded, but limit each trade's loss to 3%-4%, with a drawdown no more than 15%. At the same time, withdraw part of the cash pool; when your mindset stabilizes, operations will become smoother.
The exciting point comes:
Small capital can survive, medium capital can grow steadily, and large capital can lock in profits. Roll according to the rhythm, and even if the market blows up, there’s no panic; recovery and profits are inevitable.