$BULLA All in 2w, traversing the bull and bear market for 7 years, a single account and the echo of 32 million
First, the first rule of survival: money management is life.
I never go all in; I only use one-fifth of my funds for each operation.
Lose one portion, and it won't hurt too much; earn one portion, and immediately lock in profits.
I set strict rules for myself: a single loss of 10% must trigger a stop loss.
No matter how tempting the market is, I won't be soft-hearted. Losing five times in a row, the maximum loss is 50%,
but as long as there’s a wave of favorable winds, a few take-profits can make up for it all.
The second insight: when trading forex, follow the trend, not try to catch the bottom.
No one can accurately gauge the bottom when prices are falling; if you enter too early, you could be stuck.
The truly smart approach is to wait for an upward trend to form, then buy during a pullback.
Entering the market at this time has less risk and a higher winning rate.
The third key point: avoid positions with short-term explosive growth.
Those that multiply several times in a day may seem exciting, but they are actually landmines.
You think you can ride another wave, but it’s already waiting for you to take over.
After the rally, it's a crash; in ten attempts, you’ll likely get trapped nine times.
Technically, I trust one indicator the most—MACD.
When DIF and DEA cross above the 0 axis, breaking through the 0 axis, that’s my favorite buying point.
Once it dies below the 0 axis, immediately reduce your position and exit, securing profits is the most practical.
There’s a misconception that many people make: averaging down.
Averaging down when losing means adding money to the pit; averaging up when gaining is the correct way to snowball.
Trading volume also hides secrets.
When the price breaks out from a low point and the trading volume suddenly increases, that usually signals that the main force is entering the market.
At this time, if you dare to follow, you often can catch a whole segment of the main rising wave.
The final core is actually just six words: follow the trend + strictly control risk.
When the daily line, 30-day line, 84-day line, and 120-day line turn upwards, follow the trend; once the trend reverses, decisively exit.
It’s not about talent or luck,
but about executing discipline day in and day out for eight years, seeking victory steadily.
Forex never neglects those who are patient and understand risks.
If you can remain steady, wealth will naturally come over time.