The secret to doubling small capital: Don't rush to get rich; first learn to let money make money for you.
Many people, upon entering the circle and seeing they only have a few hundred or a few thousand U,
the first reaction is: "Small capital has no future."
Small capital is not the problem; impatience is the problem.
You need to first understand a fundamental principle: what can make you rich is never a single transaction,
but compound interest! It’s that little bit of profit you steadily pocket every day.
Don’t underestimate it; once it accumulates to a certain point, the curve will suddenly turn upward,
and the growth rate will scare you into questioning your life choices. How to do it?
1. Layer your funds, disperse risks.
If your capital is small, you can't afford to go all-in recklessly.
Divide your position into three layers: operational layer, reserve layer, defensive layer.
Lose one trade? You lose from the operational layer; it will never blow the whole account.
2. Layer your profits, grasp the concept of "sustainable profits."
Earn a little and take a little; what you take is "certain money."
Let the remaining profits go for the next wave; this is the core of rolling compound interest.
3. A stable mindset is more important than precise techniques.
The most common way for small capital to die is only one:
Impatience.
When you're impatient, you go all-in,
when you're impatient, you hold onto positions,
when you're impatient, you gamble on direction.
In the end, it’s not the market that kills you; it’s you who kills yourself.
The fact is that simple: you only need to be steady and precise, not aggressive.
When your capital curve suddenly stands up at that moment,
you will understand one thing: "Compound interest is not slow; it’s suddenly fast."
