Principal 900U, how to achieve 2.8U in 3 months?
My answer has always been: use the right method and strictly adhere to discipline.
Last year, I led a friend, starting from 900U, and through strict execution of the strategy, steadily accumulated to 28,000U in three months.
Today, I will share this profitable method with you.
Step 1: Warehouse management, keep some margin
Divide 900U into three parts, each part 300U, with clear purposes:
The first part is for intraday trading, consider exiting after a 3% profit.
The second part is for trend trading, only participate in opportunities with a clear trend and potential returns of over 15%.
The third part is reserved funds, not to be used in non-emergency situations.
The core of warehouse management is to control risks and avoid losing the qualification to participate due to a single mistake. In this market, being able to stay in the game continuously is more important than making a one-time profit.
Step 2: Trade only when the trend is clear
The market is mostly in a state of fluctuation, and what is truly worth participating in is often during the formation of a trend. There is no need to force yourself to trade all the time; instead, patiently wait for the price to break through key positions and enter the market after the trend is basically established. When profits reach 25%, consider withdrawing part of the profit, and set a trailing stop for the remaining part, allowing profits a chance to continue.
Step 3: Strictly follow risk control rules
Single losses should not exceed 2% of total funds, exit decisively.
When profits reach 5%, close half to lock in profits, and adjust the stop loss for the remaining part to the cost price.
Never increase positions due to losses, and do not continue investing in the wrong direction.
In this highly volatile market, stability often goes further than aggression. While others deplete their funds through frequent trading, we maintain our pace, accumulate small profits, and can also achieve a considerable curve.
If you often feel anxious due to fluctuations of a few hundred U, or find yourself passive as soon as you enter the market, the problem may not be with the market, but rather a lack of a clear and executable strategy.
The difference between going from 900U to 28,000U or from 28,000U to zero often lies in whether one can consistently adhere to those simple yet critical rules.
If you are still exploring in the market, hoping to find a clearer path, you might as well start by understanding these basic principles.
Investing is a long race; only by being steady can one achieve long-term success.
Follow Sister Lin, let her guide you through the fog of investment; brothers and sisters who want to turn their fortunes around, hop on and let's get to work together!