Some people always say that you can't turn your situation around with little capital? I don't agree with that. The ones who truly make money in the circle are never the ones with the thickest capital.

Assuming you have a capital of 100U and want to turn it into 1000U. You have two options in front of you: either go all in with a 10x bet on the market, or use a rolling strategy to gradually grow your capital. Choosing the first option? That’s basically like throwing your money into a meat grinder; if the market moves slightly against you, it will all be gone.

The essence of rolling positions is not to pursue the thrill of getting rich overnight. Its logic is to layer profits while minimizing risks. I have seen many people who enter the market with only two or three hundred U, and each time they open a position, the amount is so small that they are even reluctant to set stop-loss orders.

Later, I taught them how to break down targets: for example, turning 100U into 300U, divided into 3 rounds of operations, making a profit of 30 to 50U in each round before taking a step back. After one round ends, some profits are locked in, and the remaining money continues to roll. It's like ants moving house; although it's slow, every transaction is visible and tangible. What are the benefits? It's not easy to get liquidated, has strong stress resistance, and the compound interest can accumulate.

I operate this way myself—large positions as the main force for stable output, small positions for flexible rolling, and a secondary position specifically for locking in profits to prevent drawdowns. The essence of rolling positions is actually to train your ability to contend with the market repeatedly. It's not about making a fortune on every trade, but ensuring that the overall direction is correct, that small mistakes can be remedied in time, and that profits can truly be retained.

Stop using "not enough funds" as a shield. Having less capital is actually more suitable for rolling over positions—don't always dream of getting rich overnight; first, establish your trading system and move forward step by step. When the day comes that your capital scale grows, you will be grateful for the silent accumulation you've done now.

Remember: margin trading is never about luck bursting out, but rather about strategy rolling out bit by bit.