When it comes to flipping funds, the most exciting scene is: a small principal can roll into a large sum in a short time.
But the reality is that very few people can actually achieve this. Most people give up halfway.
The key to flipping funds lies in the "sense of rhythm."
Start with a small position, confirm stability, and then gradually increase the stakes. Leave an exit route at every step, and have an exit point for every trade.
Many people fail not because the market doesn't give opportunities, but because they lack patience and always think of taking a leap.
Flipping funds is not a gamble, but an accumulation of patience over time.
The market is like an examiner; it's not the most excited person who passes, but the calmest one.
Whether you can endure is the answer.