The management of positions determines how long you can survive in the market.
Many people think rolling positions means working hard,
but the real rolling of positions is about amplifying profits through control.
When the market moves, it’s not always the right time to enter,
you need to wait for the market's rhythm and structure to align,
then take action.
Entering relies on a sense of rhythm, not impulsiveness.
Don’t be fooled by how quickly others make money,
if your timing isn’t right, you won’t be able to keep the profits.
When following the trend, you can gradually increase.
It’s not about going all in, but breathing with the trend.
Once the market reverses, it’s time to reduce positions and retreat.
When it’s time to leave,
even if the profits are small, you should exit cleanly.
With positions in hand, you have the chance to turn things around next time.
My own habit is this:
the money I earn is not spent,
but saved for the next more stable opportunity.
For profitable trades, add a little more position;
when the wind is at your back, you must remain calm.
I always keep a base position,
it’s a sense of security and a symbol of patience.
The upper part of that position,
is my “breathing rhythm” in the market.
Some like to hold heavy positions,
some prefer to enter and exit frequently.
But those who can stay in the market long-term,
are often those who know how to adjust positions, take profits, and avoid gambling.
The key to rolling positions is not about “multiplying by how much,”
but whether you can maintain your composure amid fluctuations.
The market is always there,
positions are your confidence in survival.
Not every market movement needs to be fully capitalized on,
but every position adjustment should make you more aware.
