Brothers playing with rolling positions, I have some heartfelt and honest words that are lessons learned through real money—
You must remember these three iron rules:
• Don’t gamble all your profits. If your position is within 30%, take out half when you earn 15%; if it’s over 50%, cash out at 10% profit first, the specific number should be calculated based on your principal, don’t be greedy for even a little more.
• You can only use the money you’ve earned to increase your position. The principal is like an anchor, it shouldn’t be touched at all. For example, if your principal is 2000U and you earned 500, you can use at most 200 to increase your position, and lock the remaining 300, this way you won’t feel bad even if it drops.
• If there’s a pullback of more than 20%, no matter how reluctant you are, you must cut losses to at least secure 80% of your profits. Don’t think about waiting for a rebound; by the time that happens, you might not even have your principal left.
I didn’t understand these principles before, and it wasn’t until I rolled from 5000U to 10,000 and then lost back 3000 that I figured it out. Now I will break down these methods for the first 50 brothers who want to listen, I will explain each one clearly to you.
Don’t wait until the next time you watch your account numbers drop and regret it—if you want to survive in rolling positions, it’s not about being bold; it’s about these rules that allow you to sleep soundly.
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