Someone asked me: "With only 2500U left, can it be turned into 90,000U in half a year?"

I never answer directly, I first ask back: "Do you want to steadily turn things around, or take a final gamble?"
He answered "I want to live," so I relented: "Okay, but you have to adhere to two bottom lines—no emotional trading, and don't gamble with the principal."
Opening his contract account, a balance of 2300U is hidden among a series of liquidation records. Fortunately, there's no evidence of a reckless all-in bottom fishing operation—this is the only reason I'm willing to take him along.
There are no "shortcuts" for students; the first step is to build a foundation: only do small wave arbitrage, limit to 1 order per day, and control the position within 15%. The daily target is only 2%-4%. I repeatedly emphasize: "Staying alive in the contract is more important than making quick money; first engrave the word 'stability' into your DNA."
In the first week, he earned 300U, in the second week, his account exceeded 10,000, but in the third week, he got anxious: "Bro, can we increase the amount?"
I didn't argue, I just asked him to stop the order for 3 days, with only one task: write a 500-word review every day, not discussing K-line techniques, but focusing on the psychology during trading—such as whether to add positions during fluctuations, if there is greed when making a profit, and how to resist temptation.
Having taken so many students, I know very well: flipping positions relies not on waiting for the market, but on the restraint to withdraw at the set time every time.
Three months later, his account reached 40,000 U, and only then did I teach the "Two-Phase Mid-Line Layout + Emotional Turning Point Strategy"—it's not about hiding knowledge, but rather that most people can't even adhere to basic discipline, and even when they learn the strategy, they will be disturbed by greed.
Half a year later he sent me the statement: 89300U. I didn't praise his luck, I just said: "It's not hard to turn things around, what's difficult is not to fall into the same pit again."
Over the years, I have seen too many people holding 5000U unable to turn their situation around, completely falling for "urgency, gambling, and disbelief."
I don't have any secrets; I rely on "cognitive foundation, discipline as protection, and strategies implemented" when guiding students.
If you also have 2000U and are really planning to follow me to avoid pitfalls and proceed steadily?