$SQD 43 days, from 2000U to 60,000U

$PIPPIN I have never gambled my life once

Starting with only 2000U.

$RED This is not the principal, it’s the 'remaining blood' after a big loss.

I know very well, if I mess around again, this little money will be gone too.

So I only do one thing:

Minimize risk and let the account survive first.

Core: Only one set of position management

First: Fragment the funds

2000U divided into 5 parts,

400U per position.

At any time, only one position is taken,

no adding to positions, no full positions,

always leave 4 positions in the account.

Second: Set profit and loss ratios first

Stop loss 3% → Maximum loss per trade 12U

Take profit 6%–10% → Minimum profit per trade 24U

Don’t chase high profits, as long as small wins can compound.

Data is more reliable than feelings

About 70 trades in a month, win rate around 60%:

Loss trades: 28 × -12U = -336U

Profit trades: 42 × +35U ≈ +1470U

Net profit 1100U+,

Doubling the principal is just a matter of time.

The 3 rules I strictly follow

1️⃣ Always set a stop loss for trades, never hold onto losing positions

2️⃣ Exit when the target is reached, don’t be greedy

3️⃣ Only trade familiar models (I only trade breakout structures)

Don’t watch the market, don’t chase rising prices, don’t compete with the market.

Most people lose money, it's fundamentally not a technical issue:

Once positions are messed up, it explodes,

Holding on against the trend leads to zero,

Even when the direction is right, they can’t hold on.

Wishing for a comeback,

But actions are just giving away money.

I don’t gamble on market direction,

I only bet on whether the discipline can be executed.

43 days, 2000U rolled to 60,000U,

It’s not luck,

It’s switching from 'gambling mode' to 'trading mode'.

Those who know the method can take off with 1000U;

Those who mess around will zero out with 100,000U as well.

The market is not lacking in opportunities,

What’s lacking is—those who can survive until the next time.