Last year, I brought a newbie into the circle who was completely confused about how to read K-lines. As a result, following my 'foolproof method', in less than three months, he turned 2000U into 70,000U. Many people think making money requires complex indicators, but what really works is sticking to execution.

Let’s break down these 5 simple steps that even a newbie can learn:

Step 1: Divide the funds into 'safe portions'. 2000U must be divided into 40 portions, and the first trade only uses 100U — I told him, 'This is the cost of trial and error; if you lose, it won't hurt, and if you make a profit, you can dare to increase the stake.' At first, he wanted to invest more, but I stopped him, and later he understood this is key to avoiding over-leverage.

Step 2: Capture dual line crossover signals. Let him only look at the 1-hour K-line: When EMA7 crosses EMA21, immediately switch to the 4-hour chart to confirm. The key is that this pattern has a success rate of 68%, and when combined with a MACD golden cross below the zero axis + volume bars turning red, the signal becomes even more stable. There was one time he missed looking at volume and almost acted on a false signal; later, he started taking screenshots to ask me, and gradually he memorized it.

Step 3: Lock in profits and stop losses as soon as you open a position. When a trade is opened, three things must be done instantly: set a 1% reverse stop loss (for example, if a long position drops 1%, cut it), place a 3% take profit, and start a countdown to monitor the trade. In the early days, he often forgot to set stop losses; once he lost 50U before he panicked and made up for it. Later, I had him set these three steps as phone reminders, and he finally developed the habit.

Step 4: Compound interest should 'accelerate slowly'. When the first trade makes a profit, bet with the principal + half of the profit (for example, if 100U earns 3U, invest 101.5U next time); if he profits again, bet a fixed 2% of the total funds — not letting him greedily use all, to avoid chaotic operations after making a profit.

Step 5: Remember the strict taboo timetable. In the first three days of each month, four hours before and after the US non-farm payroll, and every Friday from 8-10 PM, he must not open a position — these time frames have too much volatility, and a newbie can’t handle it; the best time to trade is between 1-3 AM Beijing time, when trends are stable after the European and American markets close. He later mostly only traded during this time.

There are also three hard-learned rules he remembered only after making mistakes: don’t take profits too early (in the beginning, he would run after making 1%, losing out on a lot), don’t delay stop losses (once he didn’t set it properly and almost lost all the profit from the first trade); more importantly, remember that the take profit must be three times the stop loss, which is the core of protecting profits.

With a small fund of 100,000 dollars, what’s being challenged is not the skills, but the patience to execute these 'foolish steps' to the end. @bit多多 我一直都在