The liquidation call at three in the morning has once again brought the "full position belief" back to its original form.

"Sister Lin, it's over... all 10,000 U is short, a 3% pullback has wiped it out completely."

The voice on the other end trembled.

I rubbed my eyes—I cried like this eight years ago too, 9,500 U in full position without a stop-loss, and in the time it took to drink a cup of coffee, my belief along with the principal and interest was taken away.

It's not that the market is cruel, but that the position is suicidal:

With 1,000 U, taking 900 U at 10x leverage means a 5% drop results in zero; only taking 100 U at 10x means it has to drop 50% to liquidate—what's lacking is "room to survive."

I handed him the "three strokes for survival," and in three months he doubled it back, just like that:

① Single position ≤ 20%

Even if you are very optimistic, only take two tenths; if it blows up, treat it as a scratch, not a broken bone.

② Single loss ≤ 3%

Even if you see the right direction, don't gamble with your life; set a stop-loss firmly, and if the market shakes, get out quickly.

③ No trading during fluctuations

Money can’t be earned endlessly, but life must be preserved; if the daily MA30 hasn’t turned up, stay out and watch the show.

Data speaks: Since 2020, during three major crashes, I had zero liquidations, and my account grew from 70,000 U to nearly 400,000 U, relying on "small positions + hard stop-losses + not being impulsive."

Don’t always wait for miracles; first, write "staying alive" into your trading plan, and compounding will come knocking at your door.

Those who can survive in the market and still make money have always been the ones who dare to reach out first.

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