The night I lost 300,000, I smoked through a whole pack of cigarettes.

With only 1,200 U left in my account, my mindset completely collapsed, but I knew — either I leave the market completely, or with this last bit of ammo, I fight back for my dignity.

I didn’t gamble, nor did I go all in.

I split the 1,200 U into four parts and devised a 'brutal rolling plan':

1. One part for low-leverage trend following, only taking the most stable segment.

2. One part for ambushing support rebounds; I’m not afraid of spikes.

3. One part reserved for emotional breakout points; major market movements require heavy punches.

4. The last part, I won’t touch it, even if it goes to zero, I won’t lose it all.

I’m not greedy, nor do I fantasize about 'long positions'; I only take the segments I can understand.

Rhythm, discipline, and execution are my only weapons for turning the situation around.

On Day 17, I broke 3,000 U;

On Day 45, I surged to 9,800 U;

On Day 91, my account stood at 32,600 U — step by step, I fought it all back.

This isn’t luck; it’s an extremely calm and ruthlessly executed strategy.

Small capital + strong discipline + rolling strategy, turning the situation around is really just a matter of time.

Now many people are asking: Brother Hua, can I recover after such losses? Is a few hundred U enough to start?

I clearly tell you: It is enough.

But you must first discard the 'gambler's mindset' and learn to operate with a surgical precision in the market.

This 'brutal rolling strategy' I’ve already taught to a few brothers who went bankrupt.

Some have quintupled their money in half a month, while others have returned to their principal in three months.

With small capital, strong execution, and patience, you have the opportunity to turn the situation around.

I won’t go into many details; if you really want to learn, come find me.

Turning the situation around is not a dream, but you must take action first.