Small capital, there is one iron law: don't self-destruct.

This brother I personally mentored started with 2800U and rolled it to 32,000 in 45 days. The entire process followed one rhythm - stability.

If your principal is below four digits, first eliminate the fantasy of 'going all in'.

The market doesn't fear your winning; it fears your absence. If you really want to turn things around, first learn to divide your bullets into three parts:

1. The first part for opening positions;

2. The second part for watching the show;

3. The third part for emergencies.

Always leave yourself a backup, and don't treat your positions as bets.

He only does one thing: wait for certainty.

Avoid volatility, don't chase at the peak. If the signal isn't there, the account remains empty.

The first bite of meat is only 100U; as soon as it arrives, immediately add the profit, and the next bite naturally becomes 200U.

A snowball isn't gambled into existence; it grows through compounding bite by bite.

Taking profits is also straightforward - take it when it's good, always lock in the profits first.

Don't fantasize about eating the whole fish; just ensure every cut has meat.

Flipping the account is just a report card; the real subject is 'position control'.

The less money you have, the slower you should go.

Being anxious while watching the market and placing orders chaotically will lead to zero.

The biggest leverage for small capital isn't the contract multiplier, it's discipline.

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It's still not too late to get on board.

When the next bull market arrives, you'll only have the option to watch the excitement.