Turning 1000 into 1 million sounds like a joke. $RIVER
But when converted to the market, it's actually just a low starting point, not a dead end.
1000 translates to just over a hundred U. $PIPPIN
At this scale, it's not about vision but rather method.
The first step is not a gamble but a breakthrough.
In the small capital phase, the only part that can be used for trial and error is a small portion.
For example, starting from dozens of U, only focus on hotspots and do short rhythms.
Quick in, quick out, and stop loss must be set in advance; the goal is simple: let the capital complete several doublings, from one hundred to several hundred, then to one thousand.
Completing this step indicates that you have the most basic survival ability.
When the account reaches four digits, the pace must slow down.
Short-term trading is for capturing fluctuations, medium-term follows trends.
If the trend hasn't emerged, move less; only act when it has.
At this stage, it's not about courage but stability.
The real watershed comes after the capital reaches five digits.
At this point, the approach must completely switch.
No longer pursuing daily operations, but learning to wait.
Capital needs to be split, with some following the larger direction, some held long-term, and the rest reserved for certain opportunities.
Whether you can reach a million is not about how many trades you make,
but whether you can still be in the market when a big trend occurs.
This path is neither mysterious nor easy.
The difficulty lies in self-discipline, relying on execution.
A low starting point is not scary; repeatedly stumbling without change is the real problem.
In this market, it is very difficult to go far relying on just one person.
Now, I have a well-maintained road here; will you walk it?
