Recently, someone asked me: "With the market so chaotic, can small funds still enter?"
Hearing this, I remembered back when I only had 1500U, afraid to open a full contract, fearing that one mistake would lead to a total loss. Who would have thought that this 1500U eventually grew to 30,000U, a 20-fold increase.
At first, I was like most people: fully invested, chasing hot trends, getting washed out to the point of questioning life. After stumbling a few times, I realized: making money in trading has nothing to do with talent; the key is controlling the rhythm and managing positions.
The first step is to thoroughly understand the "rolling position" logic.
It's not about going all in, but rather rolling profits into profits. I opened my first order with 1500U, only using 30% of my position, locking in profits at 10% — separating the profit for the next order while keeping the principal as a "moat." Each order has stop-loss and take-profit set in advance, not being greedy or hesitant. While others hope for overnight wealth, I seek to make every trade steady and reliable. Gradually, the profits grew larger, and my position increased step by step; the solid feeling of "compound interest snowballing" is more addictive than a meteoric rise.
The second step is not to stubbornly hold onto the wrong direction, but to dare to increase positions when the direction is right.
The market has risks, but trends are friends. During the 1500U phase, I placed orders like a sniper — if I didn't see the target clearly, I wouldn't pull the trigger; if I identified the trend, I would gradually increase my position to let profits run more. If the direction was wrong, I would cut losses faster than anyone else, without the illusion of "waiting for a rebound." Many people lose because they are "reluctant to take small losses"; I can win precisely because I'm willing to admit mistakes, allowing me to leave opportunities for the next time.
The third step is that rolling positions depend on rhythm, not luck. It took me 43 days to go from 1500U to 30,000U. No all-in moves, no insider information, only relying on position strategy and rhythm control.
I summarized the "Three-Stage Rolling Position Method": initial fund protection period, profit doubling period, and mindset reversal period. People around me who followed this method had several times the profit, but the most difficult part is the "degree" — when to increase positions and when to take back profits, which is where most people get stuck.
Some ask about the specific operation of the "Three-Stage Rolling Position Method"; it's hard to elaborate in public areas, fearing that without understanding the logic, it might be misused and lead to losses.
If you really want to understand how to turn 1500U into 30,000U, feel free to ask me for the complete logic. After all, those who understand the rhythm will not be the next victims in the next market cycle. @小花生说币