Small capital wanting to turn things around, the most fatal is never loss, but the impulsive all-in bet.

I once mentored a trader who started with only 600U, feeling panicked when placing orders at the beginning.

He worked steadily for three months, growing the capital to 20kU, without a single liquidation throughout.

It wasn’t about accurate predictions, but strictly adhering to trading discipline.

If you want to grow small capital, remember these three core points:

1. Fund tiered management
Part for short-term quick trades, taking profits quickly; part for trend setups;
Ensure you keep a portion of principal untouched—this is your confidence to stay in the market.

2. Only trade clear trends
When the chart lacks direction, stay out, resist the urge to open random orders;
Take partial profits in time after each profitable run to avoid giving back all gains.

3. Strictly lock in trading rules
Plan the maximum loss for each trade in advance, exit decisively when the market turns bad;
Gradually reduce positions on wins, never add to a losing position to average down.

Most people don’t fail to make profits, but they can’t control their own greed.

Always wanting to turn the game around with one trade, only to end up taken out by the market.

Going from 600U to 20kU, luck is just decoration; stable execution is the foundation.

If you are frequently losing and trading without discipline, don’t rush to add capital—fix your trading model first.

I only share practical strategies for long-term survival in the market. If you keep losing and getting nowhere, we can exchange ideas to simplify complex trading.

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