If your initial capital is limited, do not blindly rush in; a steady and methodical approach is the best strategy.

I once guided a fan to start with 800U and steadily grow to 45,000U in 42 days. The secret lies in advancing step by step and accumulating profits.

For investors with around 1000U in capital, do not fantasize about "getting rich overnight."

The market often tempts those eager for quick gains to enter, first giving a little sweetness, then taking away the principal; such examples are not uncommon.

This fan was able to achieve stable profits and even encouraged friends and family to participate, mainly by keeping pace. Small capital turning around does not rely on full-margin gambling but on position control and timing.

I taught him a four-step method, with each step practiced for half a month:

Step 1: Operate with divided positions and strictly adhere to discipline. The 800U is divided into three parts: 200U, 300U, and 300U. The first order uses only 200U, and no action is taken with the remaining funds without a signal; no blind bottom fishing, averaging down, or holding onto positions. He restrained himself from impulsive trading three times in the first week, relying solely on the awareness of preserving capital.

Step 2: Focus on high-probability opportunities and avoid volatility. Initially, he opened positions during sideways movements and hit stop-loss four times within three days. Later, he learned to only monitor the 4-hour K-line and wait for a breakout from the volatile range before acting. If he couldn't capture the entire market movement, he would divide his trades into three segments, taking profits of 5%-8% from each before withdrawing, accumulating small victories into a larger win.

Step 3: Roll profits back into positions, with strict stop-losses. After the first order of 200U earned 100U, he then entered the next order with 300U (capital + profit), steadily increasing his position in a controlled manner, with the compounding effect multiplying profits.

Step 4: Take profits and do not be greedy. While others chase "hundredfold markets," he closes positions according to his take-profit line; while others chase highs, he has already converted profits into stable coins.

Small capital players often fall into a vicious cycle of opening orders recklessly and setting improper stop-losses due to impatience. Mastering the pace allows small capital to survive long-term and achieve steady profits.

To turn things around, first learn to survive in the market. Divided position ratios, high-probability point judgments, and rhythm control are the details that truly help you avoid detours. Small capital operations, when explained clearly, are just that simple.

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