Only 1500U in hand? Don't panic, with the right method, you can still turn the tables.
First, throw a bucket of cold water: If your account balance is less than 2000U and you are still dreaming of striking it rich with a big bet every day, there is a high probability that you will be liquidated and exit the market within a month.
This is not a scare tactic.
But I know a guy who started with real money from 1500U, and after 5 months of effort, he reached 30,000U. Now his account is stable and is climbing above 45,000U. During this time, he hasn't blown up his account even once.
What does he rely on? To put it bluntly, it is three principles of sticking to the end.
**Rule 1: Split your money into three parts, don't go all in right away**
How to divide 1500U?
- 500U is specifically for short-term trading, aiming for a single opportunity to make a 3% profit and then stop, never getting attached to the battle; - Leave 500U for trend trades, only strike when a major market movement occurs, with a target profit starting at least 15%; - Keep the last 500U as reserve funds, no matter how tempting the market looks, do not touch it.
Many people die quickly because they come in and lose all their capital. Remember this: being alive is better than anything else.
**Article 2: Only participate in the main upward trend, ignore the sideways market**
The market has been mostly moving sideways. Frequent trading? That's just giving money to the market.
When there is no direction, stay in cash. Even if your hands itch, you have to hold back.
Wait for the breakthrough signal to be confirmed before taking action. When you act, make sure to fully benefit, don't mess around.
Earn 25% of the principal? First, withdraw part of the profit and secure it. Move less and observe more, a single strike is more effective than watching the market every day a hundred times.
**Article 3: Control Your Hands, Survive by Discipline**
Three iron rules must be etched in your mind:
- A single stop loss should not exceed 2% of the principal. Cut losses immediately when the line is touched, don't hesitate; - When profits reach 5%, first take out half of the position, and set a breakeven stop loss for the remaining, allowing the profits to run. - Absolutely do not average down, don't think about leveling the cost.
Can you always look in the right direction? Of course not.
As long as this set of rules is strictly followed, making money becomes a game of probability.
Ultimately, turning small funds into large ones does not rely on luck, nor on the fantasy of getting rich overnight, but rather on three key elements: risk control, patience, and execution ability.
If you are still anxious about the fluctuations of a few dozen U and don't know how to manage your positions or understand trend signals, then you will forever be stuck in place.
1500U rolling to 45,000U is not a myth, but the result of systematic operation.
Knowing how to guard is always more valuable than blindly rushing.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 11-30 00:45
No matter how nice it sounds, execution is key. The important thing is that saying, "Being alive is better than anything else." I've heard too many stories; out of ten who truly persevere, one ends up dead.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 11-30 00:42
You're right, the key is not to go all in. I used to have this problem, going all in and ending up dropping to zero. Now I'm slowly exploring this trap of portfolio allocation.
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just_another_wallet
· 11-30 00:39
The split position trap is really tough, the key is to resist the desire to go all in.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 11-30 00:36
Sounds like you're talking about me, haha, but I still stand by what I said, there are a hundred times more people going bankrupt than making money.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 11-30 00:29
That's reasonable. This trap of separating positions can indeed be lifesaving, but I'm afraid most people simply cannot do it.
Only 1500U in hand? Don't panic, with the right method, you can still turn the tables.
First, throw a bucket of cold water: If your account balance is less than 2000U and you are still dreaming of striking it rich with a big bet every day, there is a high probability that you will be liquidated and exit the market within a month.
This is not a scare tactic.
But I know a guy who started with real money from 1500U, and after 5 months of effort, he reached 30,000U. Now his account is stable and is climbing above 45,000U. During this time, he hasn't blown up his account even once.
What does he rely on? To put it bluntly, it is three principles of sticking to the end.
**Rule 1: Split your money into three parts, don't go all in right away**
How to divide 1500U?
- 500U is specifically for short-term trading, aiming for a single opportunity to make a 3% profit and then stop, never getting attached to the battle;
- Leave 500U for trend trades, only strike when a major market movement occurs, with a target profit starting at least 15%;
- Keep the last 500U as reserve funds, no matter how tempting the market looks, do not touch it.
Many people die quickly because they come in and lose all their capital. Remember this: being alive is better than anything else.
**Article 2: Only participate in the main upward trend, ignore the sideways market**
The market has been mostly moving sideways. Frequent trading? That's just giving money to the market.
When there is no direction, stay in cash. Even if your hands itch, you have to hold back.
Wait for the breakthrough signal to be confirmed before taking action. When you act, make sure to fully benefit, don't mess around.
Earn 25% of the principal? First, withdraw part of the profit and secure it. Move less and observe more, a single strike is more effective than watching the market every day a hundred times.
**Article 3: Control Your Hands, Survive by Discipline**
Three iron rules must be etched in your mind:
- A single stop loss should not exceed 2% of the principal. Cut losses immediately when the line is touched, don't hesitate;
- When profits reach 5%, first take out half of the position, and set a breakeven stop loss for the remaining, allowing the profits to run.
- Absolutely do not average down, don't think about leveling the cost.
Can you always look in the right direction? Of course not.
As long as this set of rules is strictly followed, making money becomes a game of probability.
Ultimately, turning small funds into large ones does not rely on luck, nor on the fantasy of getting rich overnight, but rather on three key elements: risk control, patience, and execution ability.
If you are still anxious about the fluctuations of a few dozen U and don't know how to manage your positions or understand trend signals, then you will forever be stuck in place.
1500U rolling to 45,000U is not a myth, but the result of systematic operation.
Knowing how to guard is always more valuable than blindly rushing.