There was a brother who entered the market with 4800U and made it to 46,000 in two months; there's an even more impressive one, who steadily increased his 1500U capital to 19,000.

There are always people asking if there is a trick to this method. In fact, the core is just three points, as simple as cooking dumplings — boil water, add dumplings, and add cold water. If the steps are correct, you will naturally cook delicious food.

Position iron rule: install a safety gate for the funds

This is the key to survival, like a pressure cooker with a safety valve. I draw a red line for my students: each position should not exceed 20% of the total capital, and the stop-loss line is set at 3%. When it reaches the point, it must be cut.

Even if there is a judgment error, a single loss is just a small injury. You won't lose all your capital due to impulse. This is the fundamental survival of small funds; you can't start by losing all your chips, leaving no chance for a comeback.

Trend hunting: only cast nets where there are many fish.

The market is like a river, with main channels flowing downstream and backwater eddies. My method is clear: during a fluctuating market, lie flat and do nothing, regardless of how lively the news is.

Only take action in trending markets after a technical breakthrough, like a fisherman casting a net in a school of fish, not wasting time in shallow waters.

Guessing the top and bottom is simply giving away money. During fluctuations, the main players love to harvest, and we focus on capturing the trending market where we can reap substantial profits.

Review and deepen: let profit become a conditioned reflex.

Just operating without summarizing will only lead to going in circles. I require spending 1 hour every week to review: distinguish between earnings from skill and luck, summarize high win-rate operations into templates, and directly apply them when encountering similar market conditions; mark the pitfalls with a red pen to avoid reoffending.

Persist for three months, and making money will become a conditioned reflex. When encountering a market that meets the criteria, let your fingers move before your brain; this is how the method becomes a skill.

Now many people are doing the opposite: with small funds, they want to bet fully, stubbornly holding on when losing, chasing highs when rising, cycling through 'liquidation - recharge - liquidation.' The account is like a leaking balloon, getting more deflated as it is filled.

Actually, it's not that the market is bad; it's that the profitable framework hasn't been set up well. Small funds can turn things around; the key is to protect the principal and gradually accumulate with a rolling position. If you have a thousand U and don't want to be a 'philanthropist,' why not try this method for three months.

What I bring is a replicable rhythm, and what I teach is a practical approach. I only partner with those who have strong execution ability. No matter how good the method is, it is useless if not executed.

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