#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Friends who don't have two thousand dollars in hand, let me be straightforward and say a few words
An old brother started with 1200 dollars, and in 4 months, grew it to 25,000, with zero losses along the way. It’s not luck, it’s this strategy:
**How to allocate funds? Three pools, never go all-in**
$400 for intraday trading (one order per day at most), $400 for swing trading (maybe one trade every ten days), $400 kept in reserve (even if it’s a total loss, you can still turn it around). This setup isn’t about being overly safe, but about making sure you can execute every trade.
**How to actually make profits?**
Avoid sideways markets—80% of losses happen here. Wait for the candlestick trend to emerge before acting; holding cash is better than blindly messing around. When profits reach 20% of your principal, take 30% off the table immediately—don’t be greedy.
**What about execution?**
Stop-loss is like eating—set it at 2%, it’s as instinctive as your natural reaction. When you gain 4%, close half of your position first; stay calm. Here’s a harsh truth—adding to a losing position is a death sentence for 90% of people. When losing, the urge to recover makes you add more, but it only deepens the loss.
This guy’s account has now grown to 50,000. What’s the best part? No need to stay up all night watching the screen; five minutes a day to check the trend is enough.
Want to turn things around? First, learn how not to lose. As for details like position sizing, entry timing, and risk management—those are what will save you three years of detours. Especially in these days of high volatility in US data, stick to this framework.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 2025-12-19 06:52
The Three Pools sub-accounts system... sounds quite right, but how many can really stick with it? The part about adding to positions hits a sore spot.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 2025-12-19 06:41
Really, don't top up—this hit me right in the heart. Every time I lose, I just want to recover, but I end up sinking deeper and deeper.
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Friends who don't have two thousand dollars in hand, let me be straightforward and say a few words
An old brother started with 1200 dollars, and in 4 months, grew it to 25,000, with zero losses along the way. It’s not luck, it’s this strategy:
**How to allocate funds? Three pools, never go all-in**
$400 for intraday trading (one order per day at most), $400 for swing trading (maybe one trade every ten days), $400 kept in reserve (even if it’s a total loss, you can still turn it around). This setup isn’t about being overly safe, but about making sure you can execute every trade.
**How to actually make profits?**
Avoid sideways markets—80% of losses happen here. Wait for the candlestick trend to emerge before acting; holding cash is better than blindly messing around. When profits reach 20% of your principal, take 30% off the table immediately—don’t be greedy.
**What about execution?**
Stop-loss is like eating—set it at 2%, it’s as instinctive as your natural reaction. When you gain 4%, close half of your position first; stay calm. Here’s a harsh truth—adding to a losing position is a death sentence for 90% of people. When losing, the urge to recover makes you add more, but it only deepens the loss.
This guy’s account has now grown to 50,000. What’s the best part? No need to stay up all night watching the screen; five minutes a day to check the trend is enough.
Want to turn things around? First, learn how not to lose. As for details like position sizing, entry timing, and risk management—those are what will save you three years of detours. Especially in these days of high volatility in US data, stick to this framework.