Friends with less than 3000U, don't rush to act, let me tell you an example — last year, a fan entered at 2800U, and five months later his account soared to 5.2WU.

He didn't rely on any advanced techniques, just followed three iron rules:

First is the three-part fund allocation (unchanging):

900U for "flash funds", specifically seizing short-term opportunities like CPI announcements and favorable policies, quick in and out, never dragging;

1100U as "trend funds", only trading weekly level trends, such as waiting for price corrections after stabilizing above the 60-day moving average;

800U is "survival money", if a sudden liquidation is imminent, just delete the software and take a two-week break, never hold on stubbornly.

Second are the three tricks to only eat the main upward trend:

Avoid the 3% "danger zone" of previous highs and lows, where 90% are false breakouts;

Wait for the 4-hour line to retest EMA30 without breaking before entering, much more stable than chasing highs and cutting losses;

Withdraw the principal when profits exceed 15%, continue playing with profits, and sleep well at night.

Third is to execute strict discipline:

3% stop-loss must be as punctual as an alarm clock, don’t wait for “let’s see” to turn into deep entrapment;

When floating profits reach 10%, raise the stop-loss line to the cost price, letting profits fly on their own;

If weekly losses exceed 8%, stop immediately, the market always has opportunities, but if the capital is gone, it's truly gone.

Now this fan's account is stable at 7.5WU, and every time he reviews, he says: it was discipline that saved his life.

For small funds wanting to turn around, you must understand: the market specifically targets those eager to recover losses, the more anxious you are, the more likely you are to make mistakes; real opportunities to make big money come at most 1-2 times a month; living longer is 100 times more important than earning quickly — the path from 3000U to 3WU and the path from 3WU losing back to 3000U differ by one word: “urgency”.

Embedding the rules into your DNA is much more reliable than searching for dark horses every day. One person staring at the K-line guessing support levels is not as good as a team marking the key points in advance; holding on alone at the edge of liquidation is not as good as someone reminding you to “first close half the position”.

Don't fight alone anymore; we explore the direction, we control the risks, you just need to keep up with the rhythm. @大师兄说币 I’ve always been here, waiting for you to ride the waves together.