If your principal is less than 3000U, let me share a heartfelt piece of advice. Last year, I guided a fan who started with 2600U and grew it to 48,000U in 4 months. It wasn’t due to some mysterious strategy, but rather this set of "Three No Principles":

First Iron Rule: Three-Part Capital Allocation

800U for "Lightning Strikes", specifically targeting sudden market movements like CPI data; 1000U to focus on weekly trend levels, avoiding short-term fluctuations; keep 800U as a "Revive Armor", stopping and taking a break for two weeks if a margin call occurs, never holding on stubbornly.

Second Tough Tactic: Only Eat the Fish Flesh

Absolutely avoid the 5% range of previous highs and lows (they're all false breakout traps), wait for the 4-hour pullback to not break the EMA20 before entering the market, and withdraw the principal once profits exceed 20%, letting the remaining profits run freely.

Third Mental Approach: Robotic Execution

A stop loss of 4% should feel as natural as eating; once floating profits reach 8%, move the stop loss to the cost line, and if losses exceed 10% in a single week, cease all trading. There are no emotional fluctuations, only rules applied.

Now this brother's account is stable at 70,000U, achieved not through mysterious strategies, but by executing simple principles to the extreme.

Remember: The market specifically targets those eager to recover their capital. Real opportunities arise only 2-3 times a month; surviving long is 100 times more important than making quick profits. Turning 3000U into 30,000 and losing 30,000 down to 3000 often follows the same path, with the only difference being the direction. #BNB创新高 #杰克逊霍尔会议