A fan’s comeback, from liquidation to stability, he only learned from me for three months


I hesitated for a long time whether to write this story because it’s too easy to get addicted.

But I still wrote it because it’s real.

There’s a male fan, let’s call him Ah Jie. 30 years old, an ordinary office worker.

He asked me before, he had already been liquidated twice. The first time lost 30k yuan, the second time lost 50k yuan.
Together, it was his two years’ savings.

When he asked me, he said: Teacher, am I not suitable for this market?
Should I completely quit?

I asked him: Do you want to quit?

He said: No. I think contracts are my only way out.
My salary is too low; I can’t afford a house with my salary in this lifetime.

I said: If you do this with that mindset, you will definitely get liquidated again.
Because you’re crazy about making quick money, and that mindset will lead you to make all the wrong decisions.

He asked: Then what should I do?

I said: Take a month off, do nothing.
I’ll give you assignments every week; finish them before coming back.

He agreed.

First week’s assignment: Read “Trading Psychology Analysis” and write a 3,000-word reflection.

He really did it, sent me over 4,000 words.

Second week’s assignment: Use a demo account to open at least 5 trades daily, each must include a “Zhi Sun,” and record the reason for opening each trade.

He did it. A whole week, the demo account lost 15%.
But for the first time, he seriously reviewed each loss.

Third week’s assignment: Divide the position into 50 parts, open trades with real funds, only take 1 part per trade, leverage no more than 5 times.

He followed through. His first week of real trading earned 200 yuan.

He was very excited: Teacher, I made quick money!

I said: This is just the beginning.
Wait until you do this continuously for three months before talking.

And he really persisted.

After three months, his data: 89 trades in total, a 58% win rate, a profit of 5,200 yuan, with a total principal of 10k yuan.

He asked me: Teacher, can I increase my position size?

I said: Yes. But not by increasing the size of each trade, rather by adding more capital.
Each trade still only takes up 1-2% of the total capital.

He added 20k yuan, now his total capital is 30k yuan.

Last month, he reported good news: a monthly profit of 6,000 yuan, more than his salary.

He said: Teacher, I finally understand what you said—“monthly profit” isn’t about getting rich overnight, it’s about earning extra income.

I said: Remember another phrase—never treat “monthly profit” as your main job.
You can always go back to your salary income, but if you treat monthly profit as your main job, your mindset will change.

He said he remembered.

Ah Jie isn’t a genius; he’s just an ordinary person willing to stop and learn, willing to start from the smallest position.

If you also want to start from zero, steadily build up,
I can guide you.

I will teach you:

How to judge trends
How to set “Zhi Sun” and “Zhi Ying”
How to calculate position size
How to manage emotions
How to review trades

It’s not a get-rich-quick method, but a step-by-step approach.

If you’re willing to learn, I’m willing to teach.

Finally,
Many people ask me: Teacher, why are you willing to mentor others?

Two reasons.

First, I see too many people around me losing their capital because they don’t understand the method or risk control.
It pains me to see this.

Second, I was also a complete beginner who learned step by step.
I know how hard this path is, and if someone can give you a hand, you’ll avoid many detours.

If you meet the following criteria, you can come:

You can accept slow progress and making steady money, not chasing overnight riches
You’re willing to start with small positions and not rush to enlarge
You’re willing to learn, review, and take responsibility for yourself
The capital you can risk is money you can afford to lose, not living expenses or borrowed money

If you want to learn a skill steadily, survive in this market, and make steady profits—
I can walk this path with you. #BTC
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