Starting with small capital can be hard.

Here are tips I'd give myself if I was starting with $100:

1. Small accounts need frequency. $100 doesn't grow passively. Trade actively, look for high-probability setups daily.

2. Use modest leverage (up to 5x), know your liquidation level. At $100, some leverage is necessary for meaningful positions. Over-leverage is the fastest path to zero.

3. Think in win rates, not single trades. 7/10 wins with proper risk-reward is a winning system. Your winners need to outsize your losers — you don't need to be right every time.

4. Align timeframes before entering. Check daily (macro), 4H (structure), 15m (entry). In a bearish macro trend, short resistance - don't buy support hoping for a reversal.

5. Moving averages are your roadmap. 20 MA (momentum), 50 MA (trend), 200 MA (big picture). All pointing the same direction = strong trend. Conflicting = reduce size or sit out.

6. Big win or big loss → stop trading. Overconfidence and revenge trading destroy more accounts than bad analysis. Step away. Journal. Come back clear.

7. Journal every loss. What was the setup? What went wrong? Would you take it again? Losses without reflection are wasted. Losses with journals become lessons.

Makes sense?