$H Can the account be enlarged? The key is not in technology, but in rhythm.
$ZRC Many people get stuck at a few thousand or tens of thousands, not because they can't read the market, but because they keep pushing at the wrong time:
$CYS They rush in before the market has formed, gamble without clear direction, and after losing a trade, they rush to recover.
With this approach, even if you are given hundreds of thousands, you will eventually revert to your original state.
Those who truly push their accounts from small capital to hundreds of thousands or millions never rely on one big win,
but rather expand their profits in segments during high certainty phases.
The core of trading is not about "winning once",
but rather: enter when you are confident, stop when you are not.
The logic of rolling positions is simple:
First stabilize profits → use profits to accelerate → then return to stability.
You can withdraw, but only profits; the principal must be protected.
I have three hard standards for small capital:
First, only trade in markets with direction.
Trend phases, breakout phases, and repairs after extreme volatility.
Do not trade during consolidation; wait for direction before taking action.
Second, never go all in.
Keep positions small, have clear stop-losses, and if wrong, withdraw immediately;
If right, push forward with the next segment.
Third, take a portion of profits from every wave.
Rolling positions is not about amplifying emotions, but about continuing to make money with profits.
If the account is stable, then people can be stable.
Remember this phrase:
Capturing a complete market segment is better than countless small wins.
For small capital to survive long and go far, it relies on this set of rhythms.
