Fans often ask me: "With just this little U to play contracts, can I only be a leek to be cut?"

In fact, turning around with small funds doesn't require gambling on luck; what's truly reliable is the meticulous skill of rolling positions. I once guided a fan from 2000U to over 40,000U, without any "miracle trades" backing us, relying entirely on steady and cautious steps, requiring even more patience than planting flowers or grass.

Most people lose money not because of bad luck, but because they don't set rules for their funds. It's like driving without a seatbelt; an accident is just a matter of time. When rolling positions, remember three "life-saving tricks":

Leave a way out for your funds. Split the principal in half; use one half for light positions as a trial, and keep the other half on standby, never go all in as cannon fodder; keeping the principal gives you a chance to turn things around.

Take profit and stop loss decisively, like flipping a switch.

Cut your position immediately if you hit your preset loss line; don't hesitate and wait for liquidation; take some profits off the table when you earn, don't be greedy for the last drop, turning numbers into real money is more reassuring.

If there's no opportunity, just sit back and be an audience. When the market is chaotic, it's better to watch the performance; only act when the trend is clear, avoid blindly getting involved in fluctuations you don't understand, to prevent giving away your head for free.

Let me give a new example: open 100x leverage with 200U, set a stop loss of 0.6% in advance, and take half the profit when the target is reached.

It's normal to lose and earn at the beginning; gradually increase to 300U, and before you know it, it reaches over 20,000U. He said that rolling positions doesn't rely on a surge in the market, but on sticking to the rules and having patience.

Another fan was even smarter: entered the market with 300U, using only 10U each time for 100x leverage. A 1% market movement can double the amount; even if he loses several times in a row, one correct trade can recover losses, making him a savior for small funds.

Rolling positions doesn't require chasing wild fluctuations, it's like saving in a piggy bank — 10U turns into 20U, 20U into 40U, and several hundred U can slowly roll into tens of thousands, much better than saving in a bank. The key points are two:

The direction must be accurate; don’t open orders blindly, wait for the trend to act, like aiming before pulling the trigger in shooting; discipline must be strict; set a stop loss for every trade, run immediately if you lose; withdraw money immediately after earning, don’t believe the excuse of "let's wait a bit more."

Rely on sticking to execution, follow the rules for every trade. Earn a little money every day and slowly roll it; the snowball gets bigger and bigger. Follow me, and let's break down more market signals together.