From small funds to large accounts, I truly rely only on these 6 'foolproof methods'.

You post every day in the square, either sharing profits or calling trades. When asked how to roll over positions, a bunch of people say, 'Just go in with a heavy position.' Winning with a heavy position once? Try ten times! One correction can bring you back to the starting point.
I'm not bragging, but let's talk about the facts. I have doubled small accounts countless times, not relying on luck, but through these 6 lessons learned from losses.
First rule: Don't be arrogant, understand the path first.
In the first two trades, only enter with small positions to test the waters. Many people dive in thinking they can get rich immediately, but end up being messed up by market fluctuations. The primary goal of a small account is 'to survive,' not 'to get rich quickly.'
Second rule: If you don't understand the market, don't touch it.
If it jumps up and down without direction, lacking support/resistance levels, then don't touch it. Look for positions with 'small stop-loss, big potential.' If the risk-reward ratio doesn't exceed 2:1, don't bother.
Third rule: Set stop-loss in advance, don't wait until liquidation to regret.
Keep the maximum loss of each trade below 5% of the account. Think stop-loss is too conservative? You haven't experienced the despair of a sudden crash wiping you out completely.
Fourth rule: Don't be greedy when taking profits; what you hold is the real thing.
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Fifth rule: After doubling the account, trade more 'safely.'
Many become complacent after doubling, increase their positions, and end up wiping everything out with one correction. After doubling, the risk per trade must be reduced. If a significant correction occurs, stop immediately and reassess.
Sixth rule: After each doubling, take some profits.