When he found me, there was only 1100U left in the account.
It wasn't a test, but rather I was truly left with nothing after being tossed around by the market, unsure of how to move forward.
From a large position, I dropped all the way down to a small amount of capital, thinking that with this small position I could turn things around overnight, but the result was destined to fail at the starting point.
At that time, I told him very straightforwardly: the most important thing for you now is not how to earn, but to avoid blowing up your account.
The pace of operations before was very slow, slow to the point of being unexciting.
With a small position, I was restrained in my actions, resolutely avoiding markets that I could steer clear of.
Sometimes a single trade didn't earn much, but it was controllable; sometimes I simply stayed out, watching others rush back and forth.
He also had doubts, feeling that a profit of dozens of U was meaningless.
I just reminded him: you are currently enduring the qualification period, not competing for results.
Looking at his account recently, it is already more than just that hundred U.
It's not about a sudden explosion of wealth, but rather step by step accumulation.
More importantly, he is now placing orders no longer based on emotions, knowing what market to act on and what market to wait for.
Many people ask me if small capital can make it out.
My answer has always been the same: yes, but the prerequisite is that you are willing to endure this difficult path.
Enduring through small capital, surviving, is what allows you to eventually partake in the market's gains.
Those who are eager to turn things around often can't even maintain their entry qualifications.
I am Sister Fei, good at medium to short-term contracts, medium to long-term spot layout, and sharing investment skills daily, along with detailed strategy teaching.
Follow me, and stable profits will no longer be a dream!
