$ZRX 1500U, over 40,000 in four months.

The process is not exciting, and it's even a bit counterintuitive.

$WCT had no heavy positions, no high leverage, and no single "legendary operation".

The only thing done right: not messing around throughout the process.

$MAVIA Many people always ask how small funds can double, or even tenfold.

In fact, the method is never complicated; the complexity lies in——

whether you can strictly follow the same set of rules for several consecutive months.

Last year, I managed an account with an initial capital of 1500U.

Throughout the entire period, he hardly made any emotional trades and never chased extreme fluctuations.

After four months, the account steadily grew to 45,000U, with minimal drawdown and a smooth curve.

The first step is not to look for opportunities but to dismantle the capital structure.

1500U is divided into three parts:

One part for short-term trading, with clear goals, exiting immediately when expectations are met;

One part only participates in trending markets, entering only when there is room;

The last part is directly frozen, not participating in trading.

The significance of dividing positions is not to reduce returns but to eliminate the possibility of a one-time exit.

The second step is to only trade in market-validated conditions.

Do not participate in the volatility phase, do not participate in the consolidation phase.

Most of the time, the market does not have the value of taking action.

What is truly worth intervening in is the segment after a breakout, where the direction has already been confirmed.

Once profits appear, first realize part of the profit to ensure account safety,

and then hold the remaining position along with the trend.

Survive first, then talk about amplifying profits.

The third step is that discipline is above judgment.

When stop-loss is triggered, execute immediately;

During the profit phase, first reduce positions before strategizing;

For incorrect trades, never average down or flatten out.

Averaging down is not a strategy; it's an escape from mistakes.

In these four months, what he did the most was not trading, but waiting.

While others frequently entered and exited, he spent most of his time in cash;

While others were driven by emotions, he had already finished trading;

If the market is unsuitable, he would rather do nothing at all.

Can small funds be successful,

It never depends on how aggressive you are,

but on whether you can execute the rules stably over the long term.

1500U can grow to 40,000,

and 40,000 can also be wiped out.

The real difference lies in——

whether you can consistently adhere to those seemingly "foolish" rules.