# 3 Types of Signals That Can Be Rolled Over + Core Rules! Steady Grasp of Main Uptrends

The market that allows me to roll over with peace of mind only recognizes three practical signals, and I won't touch the rest:

① After a significant drop, stabilizing sideways, and suddenly breaking up with increased volume—this is the signal I capture most often; breakouts after fluctuations tend to be strong and have a high margin for error;

② The daily line steadily stands above key moving averages, while the trading volume simultaneously increases; both volume and price rising is the real trend; breakouts without volume are all false;

③ The market hasn't heated up yet, retail investors haven't reacted, but it's clear that the main funds have quietly entered the market—positioning in advance, waiting for the market to ferment before reaping the rewards.

The core rules for rolling over are the life-saving principles I've summarized from my experiences:

Always operate by the position, and never exceed 10% of total funds in a single position; leverage at most 10 times, with a fixed stop-loss set at 2%, to lock in the risk first; only dare to increase positions with newly generated profits, and never add principal; throughout the process, no all-in, no averaging down, no holding onto positions; if the stop-loss is triggered, just stop.

According to this standard, as long as you capture a wave of 40%-60% main uptrend, you can steadily amplify profits through rolling over without relying on luck, just following the rules.