Small funds have their own way of living, don't get carried away. When you see others making hundreds of thousands a day, are you feeling envious? Wake up, that's a game only big funds can play. For us with small funds, we shouldn't force ourselves into that playstyle; if we do, we might end up out of the game.

Even with little money, we can still play, but we need to follow our own pace. Use small positions and take it step by step. Don't complain about the slowness; earning steadily is the way to go. Old acquaintances know that I've always moved forward steadily, never recklessly.

Now, although I have considerably more funds than before, I still stick to the old rules and control my positions reasonably. Some brothers, when their small funds are doing well, get carried away and insist on increasing their investment, resulting in what? Nine out of ten end up losing everything. It's like a child insisting on driving a big vehicle, unable to distinguish between the accelerator and the brake; it's no surprise if they flip over. Most people simply cannot handle the excitement that comes from high risks.

Remember, don't always compare yourself to others; focus on whether you are making progress every day. Keep a steady pace, manage your positions well, and only then can you sustain your profits. Surviving in the market for a long time is far more important than making quick gains. Earning money slowly and steadily, isn’t that appealing?

Ultimately, it's not about having more money to win; it's about who can control themselves. Those with small funds need to be more prudent, don't get overly excited. If you really don't know how, look at my real trading operations. Come, let me teach you how to play steadily.