$BEAT In this market, those who have been mixing for a long time are often not the smartest, but the ones who can control their hands and their hearts.
Recently, a fan contacted me, saying that his account only had a little over three thousand U, and he was already doubting himself due to the market's repeated fluctuations.
He didn't ask, 'What should I buy next?' Instead, he changed his approach: before turning things around, first, survive. Three months later, he slowly pushed his account to nearly thirty thousand U, without any miracles or dramatic gains, it was all very 'boring'.
Later, I reviewed his actions and realized he actually did only one thing right—he used rules to combat human nature.
His first step was to split the money.
One part was used for short trades, with limited attempts; if wrong, he would exit immediately; another part focused only on trends, preferring to stay in cash if the trend didn’t materialize; the remaining funds were simply kept as a 'safety cushion', not moved during regular times, just to ensure he would never be swept away by a wave in the market. When money is divided, the mindset stabilizes immediately, and it’s harder to get carried away.
The second thing was to simplify trading standards to the extreme.
He didn’t study flashy things, only looking at trends, positions, and volume. If the conditions were not met, he resolutely refrained from placing orders. Before entering the market, stop-loss and take-profit levels were already set; he had already thought through how the market would move. Once he earned a certain percentage, he took away part of the profit, leaving the rest for the market to decide. By doing this, he could afford to lose and felt secure winning.
The most important point, which many people may not like to hear:
He does not pursue 'catching every market movement', but rather strives to avoid 'making fatal mistakes'. He doesn’t go against the trend, doesn’t stubbornly hold on, and doesn’t increase his position out of unwillingness. Take it slow, make fewer mistakes, and the capital will naturally increase.
From a few thousand to tens of thousands, it relies not on miraculous operations, but on repeatedly not making mistakes. The market ultimately rewards not the most aggressive individuals, but the ones who continue to sit at the table.
Those who can survive in the market and still make profits are always the ones who dare to reach out first.
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