1200U flipping to hundreds of thousands relies not on miraculous trades, but on three ruthless rules.
Last year, a brother came to me with only 1200U left in his account. He was very straightforward, not seeking instant wealth, just wanting to turn his situation around. I didn’t give him targets or points; I just threw out three phrases. He followed them for 90 days, never blowing up his account, and grew it to 50,000U. Today, I’ll share these three phrases with you; how far you go depends entirely on yourself.
First rule, split the money first, never take it all at once.
1200U should be divided into three parts, each part 400U, each doing its own thing, no mixing. One part does short-term trades, with a maximum of two trades a day, and after cutting, it’s done; another part focuses on trends, ignoring it as long as the weekly line doesn’t rise; the last part is emergency funds, specifically for unexpected market moves and black swan events. Even if it blows up, you can still make up for it the same day, ensuring you remain at the table. Remember this: blowing up is not a crime; going all in is a death sentence. You can recover a finger, but losing your head means you’re completely out.
Second rule, only eat the fattest part of the trend, be a turtle at other times.
A volatile market is a meat grinder; nine out of ten times you enter, you’ll get cut. My standards are simple and brutal: if the daily moving average is not bullish, go directly to cash; only get in when there’s a breakout confirmed by a daily close above the previous high; once profits reach 30% of the principal, immediately withdraw half, and let the remaining 10% move with a trailing stop to let the market work for you. Remember, the market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are those who can survive to the next stop.
Third rule, lock in your emotions, only press the button.
Before each entry, write a life-and-death statement: stop-loss at 3%, automatically cut when it hits, no discussion; profit at 10%, immediately move the stop-loss to break even, everything after that is what the market gives you; shut down the computer at 23:00 every day, no matter how good the K-line looks, don’t stare at it; if you can’t sleep, uninstall the app. Trading must be mechanical to the point of boredom, so you can last long enough.
Finally, let me say an unpleasant truth.
1200U to 50,000U has never relied on miraculous operations, but on making fewer mistakes. The market has opportunities every day, but capital is not always there. First, engrave these three dead rules into your bones, then study wave patterns, Fibonacci, indicators, and funding rates. Remember this: to survive is to talk about wealth; if you can’t survive, you’re just a transaction fee in someone else's account. @带单菲姐


