#中美贸易协商 💰Money comes quickly, but goes even faster.

Friends who have experienced contract trading understand that this is not just a simple warning, but a truth gained through painful lessons.

Recently, a trader who follows my advice sought my help.

He helplessly said, "I only have 5,000 U now."

It turned out that due to blindly copying trades and aggressive operations, he had lost over fifty thousand dollars, and his mental state was completely shattered.

This remaining 5,000 U is his "last capital" that he clenched his teeth to preserve.

I didn't advise him to go all-in and take risks.

Instead, I taught him the most important thing—how to survive in the marketplace.

I suggested he divide his funds into ten parts, each 500 U.

Only use one part for each trade.

When the judgment is correct, take profit at 20% - 30% and exit promptly;

When the side is wrong, immediately implement the stop-loss strategy.

When losing, only lose a "small part," without damaging the overall funds.

In this way, he steadily accumulated, and now his account has grown steadily to over two hundred thousand.

This is not luck, but the result of strictly following trading discipline.

Here are the four "iron rules" I developed for him, which you can also consider:

① Stop-Loss is a must-do bottom line, not an option.

"Waiting for a rebound" is the root cause of many retail investors' failures.

Control each trade's loss within 5%, and exit immediately when reached. The market's movement is always more resilient than your subjective will.

② After three consecutive losses, pause trading.

During market chaos, the higher the trading frequency, the greater the loss.

Profit depends on grasping the right timing; losses often stem from impulsive decisions.

③ Regularly withdraw profits to ensure gains.

The account balance is just a number; the real money in hand is the actual profit.

Earn 5,000 U, withdraw half, and continue investing the other half.

④ Stick to light position operations.

Single position should not exceed 10% of total funds.

Survive when the side is wrong, and increase position appropriately when correct.

Many people mistakenly believe that quick profits require full position risks,

but truly long-term profitable traders are those who can persist during the market's most intense fluctuations.

That follower was able to grow from 5,000 U to over two hundred thousand, not because of some magical skill,

but because he finally understood:

"Steadiness"—is the most effective tool for profit.

The market is brewing a new trend,

this time, let's not become victims of the market.

Let's prepare ourselves for the next wave of market movements.