Wake up early! If your principal is less than $1,000, don't overspend or borrow money to join the circle and pay tuition fees again.

The market is not a casino; it's about strategy and risk control. The less capital you have, the more you need to be cautious, stay calm, and wait for opportunities like a hunter.

I previously mentored a beginner who started with only $600. At first, he was too timid to place orders, afraid of losing everything in one trade.
I told him to strictly follow the rules and operate within the system, not greedy or reckless.

In one month, he made $6,000; in three months, he reached $20k, never risking liquidation throughout the process.
It's not luck that made this happen, but strict discipline.

Here are three ironclad rules for small capital to survive and make money:
1. Divide your capital into three parts: one for short-term trading, one for swing trading, and one as backup funds. Never go all-in or gamble recklessly, leave yourself a way out.
2. Only follow trends, avoid choppy markets; if there's no signal, observe. Take profits promptly and lock in half, avoid frequent trades.
3. Strictly follow operational rules: don't add to losing positions, take profits in stages, and control your emotions—this is the key to winning most of the time.

I only do real trading, no pie-in-the-sky promises.
The trading team still has openings. If you want to learn a steady approach or turn small capital around, hop on and join us! #Gate广场五月交易分享