The day he added me, the account balance was only 7000U left, and he looked like a wilted eggplant, asking right away: Is there any hope for this little money?

I told him directly: If you want to stay alive, first stop the bleeding.

This guy lost nearly 400,000 before, staying up all night staring at the candlestick charts until dawn, and during the day, he was like a walking corpse, dazed and confused, his mental state was on the brink of collapse.

I asked him to calm down first, not to rush to recover the capital, to pull out all the historical orders for review, and to find the fundamental reason for repeatedly stepping into pitfalls.

Then I designed a rolling warehouse strategy for him: build positions with small amounts each time, strictly control the rhythm of entry and exit, immediately cut losses if wrong, and decisively exit if profitable. At first, he was not convinced and thought this method made money too slowly. I said: you used to complain about being slow, but ended up losing even faster.

After he executed as I said, he initially only earned a few hundred U per day, which indeed seemed unremarkable, but there had been no significant drawdown in the account over three consecutive months.

The funds have accumulated little by little, rolling from 7000U to now over 40,000, with a stable daily profit of 1000 to 2000U. He himself marvels: before, I worked so hard but didn't earn anything; now, relying on discipline, I've managed to recover.

This market isn't as mystical as it seems; those who can turn things around are simply the ones who faithfully execute their strategies.

If you have very little left in your account now, and you don't want to accept your fate but are afraid of making pointless efforts, come and ask me what to do specifically, and I can help you clarify your thoughts.