Not long ago, a fan reached out to me. His account of 70,000 U dropped to only 8,000 U, and he was so anxious that he couldn't sleep. I didn't let him make erratic moves; instead, I had him strictly follow a rolling position strategy. As a result, three months later, his account grew from 8,000 U to 150,000 U. Later, he told me: It wasn't luck that got me here, but discipline.
Many people ask me: What is the hardest part of making money? I say, it's not the technique, nor is it luck; it's whether you can stick to executing the correct rhythm.
The four core principles of rolling positions:
Control your position size
Use only 20%-30% of your funds for each trade, always leaving some room. Even if one trade blows up, you can calmly start again.
Take small profits, decisively cut losses
Take partial profits when you're up 15%-20%; you must cut losses at 3%-5%. Relying on compound interest to roll, the snowball can keep growing bigger.
Go with the trend, don’t guess tops and bottoms
Don't predict highs and lows, just follow the trend. Enter the market when the trend is established, and your win rate will stabilize naturally.
Stick to reviewing, maintain your rhythm
Summarize every day, correct mistakes, and make slight adjustments based on the market. Relying on discipline instead of feelings is how you achieve stable long-term results.
Even if the market swings dramatically, as long as you adhere to discipline, rolling positions can help you turn around from the lows.
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