47 days, from $400 to over $30,000, equivalent to about 220,000 RMB. The money was made, but I ultimately deleted her.

I brought a friend to trade. She had almost lost everything before, with only $400 left in her account, repeatedly "taught a lesson" by the market, and her confidence was almost worn down. She told me: this is the last time; if I lose again, I will completely withdraw.

From the very beginning, I required her to only use 10% of her funds to test the waters. She thought it was too slow, too little, and didn't quench her thirst. But I told her: we are not here to gamble, but to steadily get back what was lost.

In the first three days, the account rose by 36%. I had her transfer the profits out, leaving only the principal to continue operating according to the strategy. During that time, we often reviewed and analyzed the market together, planning out stop losses and take profits for every trade in advance. If we made money, we would withdraw the profits without attachment. If she acted on her own, I would stay up late with her to summarize—she had to understand where she went wrong.

Thus, the account gradually rolled up:

400 → 1100 → 3200 → 8700… until it broke through $30,000.

On the 38th day, she suddenly asked me, "Can I also help others make money now?"

I didn’t answer, but I knew in my heart: she was starting to get carried away.

Sure enough, on the 44th day, she didn’t tell me in advance, and went all in on a shitcoin, losing 43% overnight. I asked her why, and she said, "I just wanted to try it myself."

Three days later, I blocked her.

Not because she lost money, but because she reverted to her original state: impulsive, greedy, ignoring discipline, and deviating from the plan.

This incident made me even more convinced: continuously making money in this market never relies on luck or a single "master move," but on accumulating profits bit by bit and strictly executing strategies.

Having little principal has never been the problem; not being able to control oneself is.

How far you can go does not depend on how much you once earned, but on whether you can remain calm and adhere to discipline at all times. Others can give you methods, accompany you in reviewing trades, and teach you patience, but the final step—self-discipline—can only be relied on yourself.

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