$PIPPIN 5000U Achieving 200,000U is not a myth or a stroke of luck, but the result of truly learning to 'not self-destruct' after all.
To be honest, those who can survive long-term in contracts never rely on flashy techniques; they depend on some very basic and tough iron rules.
When I first started with that little bit of capital, I never thought about risking it all in one go. The strategy can be aggressive, but your mind must stay clear. I divided my funds into 10 parts, using only 30U for each trade, with 100 times leverage. If the direction is right, it doubles immediately; if wrong, I exit immediately, never holding on stubbornly. The market is always right; the only one who can be wrong is yourself.
$NIGHT When it comes to stop-loss, I am very decisive. I do not fantasize about a rebound or wait for 'maybe.' Once the market changes, if you hesitate for even a second, your losses can increase. My principle is simple: if there's an opportunity, take it; if not, get out immediately.
Another point, which has truly saved my life countless times—is to directly cut off after five consecutive losses. Turn off the software, shut down the computer, and exit the market. Once emotions take over, it's no longer trading; it's just giving away money. The next day, when you look again, the structure is often very clear.
Profits must be realized; this is the bottom line.
Earning 3000U without withdrawing is just a number on the screen; withdrawing half into your wallet is what counts as real money. Contracts do not rely on screenshots to prove strength; it only matters whether you can keep sitting at the poker table.
I only do one thing: follow the trend.
The trend is an ATM, and volatility is a meat grinder. If you don't understand, wait; wait for the structure to emerge before entering. Missing out is fine; as long as you're alive, there will be another opportunity.
$BEAT I manage my position very strictly: never exceeding 10%, testing with 30U; if I am wrong, I accept it, but I can afford the loss.
Those who can truly make money long-term are never the ones who go all in, but rather those who have discipline and can survive.
Contracts are a long-term battle, not a get-rich-quick show.
When you engrave the rules into your mind and completely shut off your emotions, you will realize one thing:
Making money often just happens as a byproduct;
The real skill is being able to survive in the market @雯姐不爆仓
