Making money is actually not difficult; the hard part is overthinking and making mistakes, choosing the wrong path and the wrong people.
Just recently, a fan came to me with only 2000U left in his account. I didn't advise him to exit the market, but instead helped him stabilize his mindset and guided him strictly according to my pace. Unexpectedly, more than a month later, his account had grown from 2000U to 82,000.
The first rule I set for him was to never go all in. Before the market confirms, test with a small position; once the trend is established, gradually increase the position.
Most people blow up their accounts because they are impatient, going all in without signals, and ultimately burying themselves.
The second rule is to never average down on losing trades; only add to winning trades. At first, he couldn't understand this and always thought averaging down would lower his costs.
But the truth is, averaging down on losing trades only digs a deeper hole.
On the contrary, letting profits generate more profits while keeping the principal stable will lead to a growing account.
The third rule, and the hardest one: go with the trend, don't go against it. Follow where the market is heading, don't gamble. Many people always say the market is too difficult; in fact, the difficulty lies not in the market but in controlling one's own emotions.
To be honest, the fan's success wasn't because I am so amazing, but because this time he finally learned to be patient and wait.
When others are panicking, he sticks to his plan; when others are greedy, he locks in profits early. In the end, he turned 2000U into 82,000.
So, if you want to turn the tables, it's not about the size of your capital but whether you can control your actions and stick to your methods. Opportunities are never lacking; what's missing is execution.
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