“With small funds, can only be cannon fodder?”

At first, starting with less than two thousand U, I thought so too.

Afraid of volatility, afraid of drawdowns, afraid of starting over with one trade.

But this little capital was rolled into a large account bit by bit.

The trick is not in reckless rushing.

The first step is always to trade with a light position.

The profits earned are used for the next trade separately.

Protect the principal like life, do not move it casually.

While others want to go all in, I only seek stability each time.

Small gains continuously, quick steps, are more sustainable than reckless rushing.

If the direction is right, increase the position and follow the trend.

If it feels wrong, stop immediately.

Do not fight against the market, do not struggle with emotions.

Stop-loss is not a loss, it is to continue to be able to come back next time.

Doubling is not based on luck, but on the rhythm accumulated.

The account went from less than two thousand to steadily pushing up,

all relying on position advancement and repeated execution.

There are no miraculous operations, only the repetition of correct actions.

Friends follow the method, and they also rise quickly.

But the hardest part is always the timing.

When to endure, when to charge, when to take profits,

most people stumble here.

Small funds are not scary.

What is scary is the lack of rhythm and rules.

The market will keep moving, and opportunities will keep coming.

If you can follow the right rhythm, small money can also grow into big money.

One tree cannot support a forest; advancing alone is not as good as following the large troop!

The direction has been pointed out, it just depends on whether you can keep up!