This market can make one rich overnight, but it can also make one lose everything in an instant.
I have personally experienced the ecstasy of turning 3000U into 360,000U, and I have seen countless people get wiped out by the market due to ignorance of the rules. Today, I want to share my heartfelt insights on the five survival strategies I have summarized from my journey through ups and downs.
My strategy might shock you: take 300U as capital, split it into ten parts, bet 30U each time, and directly leverage it by 100 times. If you hit the right point, your funds double; if you misjudge the direction, that money evaporates instantly. Sounds crazy? But as long as you strictly adhere to these five iron rules, you can still dance on the edge of a knife and make a clean getaway.
**First Rule: Admit Mistakes Immediately, Don't Hesitate**
Once the stop-loss line is hit, cut your position immediately. Don't fantasize about "waiting a little longer, maybe it will rebound"; the market won't give you opportunities because of your obsession. It's better to accept a small loss than to wait for a margin call that could be fatal.
**Second Rule: If You Lose Five Times in a Row, Stop Immediately**
When you find yourself stepping into the pit five times in a row, it indicates that the current market conditions are not suitable for you. Stubbornly holding on at this point is self-destructive. Close the trading interface, go outside for some fresh air, and wait until your mind is clear the next day to review.
**Third Rule: Withdraw Funds After Earning 3000**
No matter how good the numbers on the account look, if it doesn’t go into your pocket, it’s just air. Each time you accumulate 3000U, at least withdraw half and put it in your wallet. Don’t wait until you regret it after a pullback—"realizing profits" is always in style.
**Fourth Rule: Only Follow Trends, Avoid Volatility**
In a one-sided market, high leverage is like a money printer; in a volatile market, it’s a meat grinder. When you can’t see the direction clearly, it’s better to stay out of the market than to gamble on a whim.
**Fifth Rule: Single Position Should Not Exceed 10% of Capital**
Going all in is gambling with your life, not trading. Each time, take out a maximum of 30U to operate; controlling your position keeps your mindset stable, allowing you to act decisively.
Remember, contracts are never a shortcut to wealth; they are a long battle that requires discipline and patience. Keep these five rules in mind, and you’ll have the qualifications to laugh last in this market.
