Last year, a fan came to me with only 2000U left in their account, saying they would quit if they lost more.

I checked their records: full position, holding through losses, no rules.
I told them to change their approach, and within a few months, they grew it to 200kU without a single liquidation.
There are three rules, but few people stick with them.
First, split your money. Divide 2000U into two parts: one for trends, one as backup. Take at most two trades per day, and cap the loss per trade. Previously, they always tried to go all-in to turn things around, but ended up flat before they could. After splitting the capital, their mindset stabilized.
Second, only use moving averages, don't rely on feelings. Enter only when the price is above a certain line, exit when it breaks below. Don't act when there's no signal – this avoids many traps. Once profit reaches a certain level, move the stop loss to breakeven to ensure no loss.
Third, stop when you've lost a certain amount, cap monthly drawdown. When you hit a profit target, take half off the table first, and let the rest run. Previously, they couldn't bear to take profits and gave everything back; now their account is growing instead.
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