If your current principal is still below 1000U, let me start with a blunt truth: don’t dream of multiplying your money tenfold in a month. First, understand how to avoid losing your entire capital.

Last year, I guided a friend who started with 700U and steadily grew it to over 30,000U in half a year. There were a few small setbacks along the way, but he never blew up his account or lost his composure. This isn’t about some divine prediction; it’s about sticking to three key principles—sounds simple and a bit "dumb," but executing them fiercely is the real challenge.

**The first key: Divide your money into three parts, never go all-in at once**

For example, with 700U: allocate 250U for short-term trades, look for opportunities once or twice a day, and never be greedy; put another 250U into mid-term strategies, waiting for big, obvious trends—half a month without action is normal; the remaining 200U is your insurance. Even if the first two parts lose everything, you still have a comeback card. Remember this—going all-in on one bet can make you regret for an entire year.

**The second key: Only eat the biggest slice, treat other times as a spectator**

Market oscillating? Just close the software. 80% of retail traders’ funds are slowly eaten away by sideways markets like this. When the trend isn’t clear, stay out and sleep—better to miss opportunities than to chase false signals. Wait until one side dominates completely and the candlestick patterns are very clean before taking action. Markets don’t give you chances every day, but your capital is with you every day—keep track of this.

**The third key: Embed the rules into your mind, don’t let emotions lead**

Set stop-loss at 1.5% to 2%. Exit immediately when triggered—no hesitation. Take half profits when a single trade reaches 5% profit; lock in gains. When your total account profit exceeds 25% of your initial capital, withdraw 40% as a reward. Most importantly—never add to a losing position. This is the main reason many fall from heaven into hell.

Now? That guy’s account has already surpassed 40,000U. The best part is he’s completely freed from staying up all night watching the screen. Just a few minutes a day to glance at key levels, do what needs to be done, and his quality of life has skyrocketed. To survive long and earn steadily, prioritize “staying alive.” Diversify, be patient, enforce strict risk control—these may sound unsexy, but they are exactly what will save you years of tuition fees.

True experts are those who first train themselves to be “timid,” only then do they have the confidence to be “ruthless.”