#美联储降息 I’ve seen cases where 5,000 yuan turns into a million, and I’ve also seen tragedies where earning 500,000 in a day is all gone the next day — this is not a joke, it’s a daily drama played out in exchanges.

Today, let’s talk about something real: position management rules crafted with real money. This set of principles could be the watershed for you from frequent liquidation to steady profits.

Why do so many people lose money on contracts? It boils down to one thing: not knowing how to wait. They can’t wait to open ten trades in a day, but the result is them constantly throwing money at the market in different ways. The highest level of rolling positions, frankly, is extreme patience — holding firm until a sudden, sensational trending move appears, then striking hard.

A common dead-end for beginners is fixed: as soon as they make a profit, they get greedy and add more to their position. It looks like chasing wins, but actually, it pushes the entire principal into risk. Even a small retracement can wipe out the account.

The real way to survive is this: after the first profitable trade, quickly withdraw all the principal. The remaining funds are pure profit, and your mindset changes completely — you’re earning market money with market money, with fewer burdens.

My own approach is as follows:

When a single trade exceeds 50% profit, move the stop loss directly to the entry price. This way, regardless of how the market moves afterward, this trade will never turn negative.

After doubling, lock in at least 30% of the gains as emergency funds. You can withdraw it or move it to a conservative account.

Continue following the trend with the remaining profits, and only exit when the trend’s weakening signals become very clear.

Details determine life and death. The sooner these habits are ingrained in your mind, the longer you’ll survive in this market.

More difficult than making money is protecting money. Most people’s tragedy isn’t that they never earned, but that after earning, they get greedy, refuse to take profits, and end up losing everything — principal and interest. Don’t wait until the trend reverses and gains evaporate to lament. Opportunities are right in front of you; you have to act fast and be ruthless.

The market shows no mercy. Hesitating when it’s time to act, and missing the opportunity; being greedy when it’s time to take profits, and profits disappear in minutes. If you’re still frequently opening positions driven by feelings, it’s time to pause and think about this “build-up and breakout” rhythm.