Many people privately message me: "With the market so chaotic now, can small funds only be cannon fodder?"
In fact, I completely understand this fear, because I once held a mere 1200U, shaking with every trade, terrified that a single fluctuation would bring me to zero. Yet, it was precisely this little money that I rolled into 28,000 U bit by bit.
At first, I was like all beginners, chasing highs and cutting losses, impulsively going all in, and doubting life after losses. Later, I realized: whether trading succeeds or not does not depend on how smart you are, but on whether you can stabilize your rhythm and position.
I used three things to roll 1200U into dozens of times the space:
First, learn to roll positions, rolling profits with profits.
When I started, I dared to move only 30% of my position for the first trade, and decisively took profits at 7-8%. The money earned was used for the next trade, with the principal remaining strictly unchanged, and I stubbornly adhered to stop-loss and take-profit. While others dreamed of getting rich overnight, I only sought steady progress with each trade, accumulating profits more reliably than through wild surges.
Second, cut losses if the direction is wrong, increase if the direction is right.
When uncertain, I'd rather wait; once the trend is clear, I enter in batches; if the direction goes awry, I immediately cut losses and do not struggle against the market. Most people fail because they refuse to take small losses; I, however, seized the opportunity to turn things around by being willing to "admit mistakes."
Third, rolling positions relies on rhythm, not luck.
It took only two months to roll 1200U to 28,000, with no all-in or insider information, relying solely on the synchronization of position rhythm and market rhythm. I divided this rhythm into "three layers of advancement": capital defense, profit expansion, and mindset breakthroughs. It sounds simple, but the real difficulty lies in knowing when to add, when to take, and when to stop—almost everyone gets stuck here.
There are countless details, but just remember one thing:
If small funds want to grow big, it’s not about gambling big, but about grasping the rhythm. If you step on the right rhythm, you won’t be eliminated by the market; if you step on the wrong one, no amount of capital can hold it together.
