If your principal is not yet 2000U, I suggest you think clearly about one thing:
You come to this market not to prove how great you are, but to survive.
I have seen too many people, with small funds, wanting to double or tenfold their investment right away, but the issue isn't the direction; it's that they haven't even waited for the market to move before they're gone.
I once helped a friend start with 1500U, and in 4 months, he reached 45,000U. The process wasn't complicated; there were no outrageous operations and no gambling with margin, just relying on three basic principles.
First, always use separate positions.
He divided 1500U into three parts: one for short-term, one for waiting on trends, and one as a safety net.
The only significance of this approach is that—no matter which position goes wrong, it won't be catastrophic.
Being fully invested is not about efficiency; it means zero margin for error.
Second, only trade in markets that you "understand."
Do not participate in fluctuations, and take a break when there’s no direction.
Many people lose money not because they can't follow trends, but because they force trades when they shouldn't.
Trading is not about who is more diligent; it’s about who can endure more.
Third, treat rules as the bottom line, not as a reference.
Set fixed stop losses, take profits in batches, and transfer profits out of the account.
Especially during losses, never add to your position; this is the most basic survival discipline.
Once you start "holding positions," you are essentially no longer trading, but gambling.
In summary, it boils down to one sentence:
In the small capital phase, it’s not about the yield rate; it’s about survival time.
As long as you can steadily survive in this market, opportunities will eventually come;
But if you play yourself out of the game from the start, no matter how good the market is, it has nothing to do with you.
Many people always want to take shortcuts, but in this market, the truly fast methods are often the ones that appear the slowest.
If you want to do well in trading, first slow down the pace.
$RESOLV Survive first, then talk about how much to earn.
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