Today, I’m giving you the "three blunt knives" for free -- no chasing hot trends, no leveraging, no staying up late, yet you can still turn your principal into twenty times. $FHE
First Knife: Chop the money into pieces to deserve talking about compound interest
If the account only has four digits left, the biggest taboo is a single gamble. For example: I cut 2800U into 4 pieces, each piece 700U, sealed with a label:
① Short-term Knife: At most two cuts a day, chop 3% and run, no lingering.
② Trend Knife: If the weekly chart doesn’t show a bullish arrangement, resolutely don’t draw the sword; only enter when breaking the previous high, take half of the 30% profit immediately, and keep the rest with a 10% trailing stop -- let the profit run free but armor the principal.
③ Emergency Knife: Once any knife makes a cut, immediately fill the position, never add new funds. As long as three out of four pieces are preserved, there will always be a chance to turn things around.
Second Knife: Only cut trends, not air
Volatility = waste time, whoever acts pays the bill. My filter is extremely simple: Daily MA30 on top, MA60 on the bottom, and only when the price breaks through the previous high with volume do I swing the knife. On other days, I don’t even open the contract interface, and the time saved goes to lifting weights, walking the dog, and accompanying my girlfriend, which helps avoid 80% of the tempting traps. Remember one thing: Outside of trends, it’s all noise, and noise doesn’t make money, it only produces anxiety.
Third Knife: First cut yourself, then cut the market
Emotional trading = handing out heads. I’ve welded three “handcuffs” for myself:
1. A single drawdown over 3%, automatically cut off, no holding positions, no averaging down.
2. If floating profit exceeds 10%, immediately pull the stop loss to the cost price, lock in the principal first, then talk about dreams.
3. Shut down at 23:00 on time; if I stay up late watching the market once, I’m fined not allowed to open positions the next day -- disarray in physiological cycles will definitely lead to wallet collapse.
Feeling too itchy? Uninstall the app, turn the candlesticks gray, and impulse naturally becomes impotent. After three months, I’ve counted: only 12 trades actually contributed profits, while the other hundreds of “wants to act” were restrained by rules, which instead preserved my win rate.
In the circle, there are no myths, only survivors. From thousands of U to hundreds of thousands of U, not relying on insider information or stepping in dog poop, but relying on the simple effort of “making fewer mistakes.”
Sharpen these three blunt knives, and you can turn others' stories into your own account balance in the next bull market.