Recently, many friends have asked me how to start with small funds. Actually, I also started with a few thousand yuan, gradually growing it step by step. There are no shortcuts to getting rich overnight in this market; success depends only on methods, discipline, and execution.

In the stage where funds are between 10k and 100k yuan, the biggest taboo is greed. Opportunities are not available every day, and making money at any time is impossible.
The safest strategy with small funds is to wait patiently, seize only one decent trend per day, take profits decisively, and avoid fighting the market.

Always thinking about going all-in and making daily profits will only lead to being repeatedly harvested by the market.
When good news appears, stay alert; act quickly. If you don’t sell on the same day, you must exit when the market opens higher the next day. Often, good news marks a temporary high point—don’t wait for a pullback and regret it later.

News and holidays are triggers for market volatility. Reduce or even completely exit positions ahead of key moments, wait for the trend to clarify, then enter accordingly. This approach greatly reduces risk and makes returns more stable.

For medium to long-term strategies, use light positions and staggered entries. Never go all-in at once; leave room for flexibility to endure volatility and go further.
The core of short-term trading is the word “fast”: enter decisively, take profits and cut losses quickly, without hesitation, luck, or greed.

Never fight against the trend stubbornly, and avoid trading based on guesses. Going with the trend is the way to survive.
If you see the wrong direction, cut losses promptly. Stop-loss is your life line. Small losses are not scary; large losses caused by holding on are truly deadly.

For short-term trading, focus more on 15-minute K-line charts combined with the KDJ indicator—more reliable than relying on feelings.
Mindset is the last line of defense: don’t get carried away when prices rise, don’t panic when they fall. Control your emotions and stick to discipline to survive long-term in this market.

Making money is never easy, but as long as you have a plan, are willing to learn, and execute strictly, small funds can gradually grow.