Another fan has flipped the account.
$3000, two months, rolled to $126,000.
Many people in the market repeatedly face liquidation, going all-in, and in the end, they are left with just jingling coins.
But those who follow my rhythm can turn small funds into large funds through position strategies.
This is not gambling, nor is it luck.
The core principles are just four points:
1️⃣ Capital division — Split $3000 into 10 parts, with no single investment exceeding 15%.
2️⃣ Profit reinvestment — Keep the principal the same, relying entirely on profits to accelerate.
3️⃣ Stop-loss rule — No single loss exceeding 3% of the principal, never breaking the bottom line.
4️⃣ Rhythm execution — Invest when there’s market movement, stay in cash when there isn’t, never impulsive.
In two months, while others face liquidation three times, he has managed to multiply $3000 by forty.
To put it bluntly:
95% of people face liquidation, not because of the market, but because they can’t control their hands.
Flipping accounts isn’t about luck, it’s about whether you can execute good position management.
$3000 to $126,000 is the most direct proof.
Now the question arises —
Are you willing to follow this rhythm for two months?
Or will you continue to spin in the vicious cycle of liquidation and recovery?
