When the market is pressing you down, who hasn't thought about making a strong comeback?
Lost 1000U down to 600, 2000U trapped at 1200—looking at the numbers in the account, even with eyes closed at night, all you see is the K-line crashing down. Can you swallow this?
But revenge isn't about being stubborn and going all in; it's about using your brain to gradually earn back what you've lost.
Not long ago, I was helping a friend who had 1800U trapped down to just 900. He kept saying to me, "I want to fight the market to the death." I stopped him, teaching him to use the remaining money for a "revenge swing":
Build positions in 3 batches, take profits of 3-5 points per batch and run, use profits to increase positions, keep the principal tightly guarded, cut losses if the pullback exceeds 2 points, and never get attached to the trade.
Now his account has returned to 1500, and yesterday he told me, "Every time I take profit, it's like slapping the market in the face, exhilarating!"
The 1000-2000U in your hands isn't meant for a head-on clash with the market; it's meant to be precise bullets for revenge.
If you want to reclaim your losses, comment "revenge" in the comment section, and I'll teach you how to use 1000-2000U to get back what you lost along with interest—don't let the market think that small funds can only be bullied by it.
