I've seen too many retail investors go from 3000 to 900,000, only to clear out on the last trade and return to the starting point.

The contract market is not a shortcut to wealth; it's a meat grinder of human nature.

From 1000 to 100,000, I rely solely on one trick: strictly adhere to the rules, do not touch the red line.

This isn't about luck; it's about how to survive under high leverage and then walk away with profits.

One, from meal money to 100,000: it relies not on heavy trading but on strict discipline.

At the beginning, I only dared to test the water with 300 USD, opening contracts of 10U with 100 times leverage each time.

It sounds like gambling, but what I'm playing is probability and discipline:

Only make one-sided trades; if the direction is right, take the profit, if wrong, cut it instantly.

Every time I make a profit, I withdraw half; the rest continues to roll, expanding like a snowball.

Don't look at me rolling 100 times; I actually rely on one strategy:

Continuous small victories + forced profit withdrawal + strict stop-loss; one wrong step will lead to disaster.

Two, the 5 iron rules that saved my life 3 times: must silently recite before opening a position; stop trading if you make a mistake.

1. Once the direction is wrong, stop-loss in 3 seconds; never hold the position.

Most people die at the thought of 'thinking they can rebound.'

I experienced liquidation twice, both times due to stubbornness in not cutting losses, resulting in total loss.

Now, as long as the stop-loss point is reached, even if the market turns back the next second, I will close the position without hesitation.

Remember one thing: survive first, then talk about reversing.

2. If you get it wrong 20 times in a row, immediately cut off; do not touch the market for a day.

Contracts are not something you can win just because you want to; sometimes the market just doesn't make sense.

I set up a 'stop-loss mechanism': if I make 20 consecutive mistakes in one day, regardless of how small the trade, I will close the position.

The more frequent the operations, the worse the mindset, and the higher the probability of mistakes.

Don't be afraid of making mistakes; what you should fear is if you make a mistake and still refuse to stop.

3. When the account reaches 5000 USD, you must forcibly withdraw half.

People are most likely to get inflated when making money.

Once, I started with 500 USD and made it to 50,000 U in three days.

I decisively withdrew 20,000 midway; even when the market collapsed later, it didn't hurt me too much.

While others are desperately increasing their positions, I secure my profits in advance. This is not cowardice; it’s a way of living.

4. Do not trade in non-trending markets; treat the oscillation period as if you were dead.

The essence of contracts is to profit from trends.

Entering during oscillation is like playing with the main force with short knives and quick guns; it's strange if you aren't cut.

I once waited for a full 4 months without making a move, just for a 'clear direction' explosive market.

If the market does not move, I will not move. If it moves, I will break through it.

5. Never go all in; each time only take 10% of the principal to trade.

You can guess the direction, but don't bet your life.

Even if my account has 1000 U, I will only open a contract of at most 100 U each time.

Even if the market becomes urgent, losing will only hurt a bit.

The real big opportunity has come, and I still have a trump card.

Don't fantasize about turning one trade into 10 times; preserve your principal, and you'll have the opportunity for the next trade.

Three, before entering the market, ask yourself 3 questions; if you can't do it, don't act.

1. Has the market experienced major volatility? (Do not play in oscillating markets)

2. Is the market showing a one-sided trend? (Switching back and forth is most harmful)

3. Can you hold onto profits and resist greed? (Eat the fish body, not the head or tail)

If you can't answer, don't touch the contract.

Contracts are not about who gets in early, but who can withstand temptation and control their hands.

Final summary: Getting rich through contracts is not about gambling, it's about restraint.

I grew from 1000 to 100,000 not by shouting trades, insider information, or predicting the future,

But rather, every time obediently execute these 5 iron rules, survive like a veteran.

Making 10 times is easy; being able to take the profit is the real skill.

If you can train discipline into a reflex, getting rich is just a matter of time.

In conclusion: Reversing in contracts does not rely on luck but on execution power.

In this market, there are too many losers; it's not that they don't understand the technology, but that they want to win too much, are too impatient, and too greedy.

Only calm, stable, and highly execution-capable people deserve to survive and earn big money.

May you be the exception, not the next 'pitiful person boasting in screenshots on the eve of liquidation.'

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