Small capital moving towards big capital, the only real threshold is: the psychological barrier.
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Many people get stuck, not because their skills are inadequate,
but because with small capital, emotions are magnified.
Sitting on floating losses, rushing to take profits,
trading turns into a fight against emotions, and funds naturally don't grow.
The real breakthrough is not about upgrading skills,
but whether you can truly accept:
Losses are just a cost.
When you are no longer afraid of losses,
opening positions becomes more decisive, stop losses become more resolute,
fluctuations won't throw you off the train,
and trends can be fully captured.
The second barrier: when the capital changes, the strategy must change accordingly.
With small capital, you can rely on "short, quick, and fierce" strategies,
but when the capital is large, you must change the rhythm.
Using the speed of small capital to attack fakes,
is essentially providing liquidity to the market.
With large positions, you can only revolve around assets that can bear liquidity.
The cycle also needs to upgrade from intraday to swing trading.
Growing small capital is not about upgrading the market,
but upgrading yourself.
If you are always stuck in a certain capital range,
it's not that you can't do it,
it's that the barrier hasn't been crossed yet.