#跟单躺赚

Before he found me, his account was down to 900U - a month ago it was still 3200U, and he was completely wiped out during the fluctuations. At that time, he was extremely despondent, honestly saying: 'Teacher, I just want to break even.'


What I focus on is something more important than 'breaking even': his mindset collapsed, his position was wrong, and there were no boundaries. So I gave him a simple and crude but executable method to turn things around: disciplined rolling positions + strict position management + mindset rebuilding. As a result, two months later, his account reached 36,000U.

Here are the processes and practical tips - those who can understand will automatically feel that I have something valuable; those who cannot understand, I will teach slowly.



Chapter 1 — Diagnosis (decide fate within 48 hours)

I first did 3 things:




Position review: He lost his last trade due to being fully invested, with too high leverage.




Stop-loss check: no fixed stop-loss rules, just rely on feeling.




Capital layering: when all the funds are mixed together, winning leads to reckless behavior, and losing leads to complete collapse.




Conclusion: staying alive is more important than getting rich overnight, so start by protecting your capital.



Chapter 2 — The turnaround template I gave him (replicable core logic)

Divide 900U into three parts:




Exploratory position (30%): used for short-term batch orders, strict stop-loss (1–2% risk per trade), lock in partial profits when in profit.




Trend position (30%): follow confirmed medium-term trends, use trailing stop-loss, do not blindly increase positions.




Defensive position (40%): only engage in signals with extremely high probability or used as a drawdown emergency, if not touched, treat it as a safe box.




Profit handling: take 50% of each profit into the 'withdrawal pool' for locking, the rest continue to roll.

Position discipline: single position risk ≤ 3% of total capital; total leverage should not exceed 3 times (only leverage when you understand).



Chapter 3 — Three rules I enforce daily (this is key)


Write down three reasons before entering a trade: no more than 15 seconds, if unqualified, give up.




Stop-loss first, then pray: set stop-loss for all trades, even for low positions in batches.




Profit first withdraw then celebrate: lock in half of the profits first, the rest continues to earn reinvestment.




These rules seem simple, but very few people can do them — especially in psychological warfare, no one teaches them how to stay calm in losses.



Chapter 4 — Practical playback (key points)


Week 1: 900U → 2,600U (strictly follow layering and stop-loss)




Week 3: 2,600U → 12,000U (caught two intermediate trends, withdrew half of the profit for locking)




Week 7: 12,000U → 36,000U (during a major wave, I had him switch his defensive position to a main attacking position, strictly moving stop-loss, ultimately magnifying profits)




When he saw the bank account numbers for the first time in the picture, he fell silent — that expression of 'finally coming back to life' will chill you, and also make you understand the value of discipline.



Real value: if you want to learn from me, remember these 10 rules (use directly)


Single trade risk ≤ 3% of total capital.




Total maximum allowable drawdown ≤ 20%, exceed and mandatory rest.




Profit layering: Profit 50% → withdrawal/lock; the rest reinvest.




Write down the reasons for entering the trade in the trading journal, at least 3 reasons.




Stop-loss must be set, trailing stop-loss for profit control.




Do not increase positions when emotions are high (execute during cool-off time window).




Weekly review: what went wrong, why it went wrong, how to improve next week




Small accounts prioritize survival, large accounts seek growth.




Psychological checkpoints: stop trading for 24 hours if losses exceed 5%.




The signals I provide are not order numbers, but a risk management system — only those who can keep up will win.





How I guide people (not just shouting slogans, but a process)

Bringing people along is not just about sending a few screenshots or recording a few videos; what I do is:




One-on-one position diagnosis




Daily pre-market and post-market reviews, where I point out the mistakes you made.




Mandatory discipline check-in (stop-loss/profit-loss/emotion recording).




Those who can truly turn around must first learn to 'turn themselves into a rule-based machine'.



Some people will accuse me of 'bragging', and some will doubt 'this is a story of luck'. I only accept one test: follow the rules for 1 month, the results will speak.


Who will be the next person I guide? Maybe it's the one who just cried for help in the group, maybe it's you.

But there is one thing I can guarantee: I will not guide those who love to gamble and do not follow discipline. I only guide those who are willing to change and learn to survive in losses.


Want to know about the 'position recovery plan' that shows results within 7 days?

(You know how to find me — but only those who truly want to turn things around, I will take seriously.)