When he found me, there was about 1100 in my account.

It wasn’t just a trial, it was a loss that made me unaware of the world, tossed around by the market without knowing how to continue.

From a large position to a small fund, wanting to turn over this little position overnight, such people often die at the starting point.

I told him very frankly at that time: what’s most important for you now is not how to earn, but to avoid liquidation.

The pace of operations at the front was very slow, slow enough to be unstimulating.

With a small position, I was restrained in my actions, resolutely avoiding markets that should not be touched.

Sometimes a single trade doesn't earn much, but it wins in being controllable; sometimes I simply stay in cash, watching others come and go.

He also had doubts in between, thinking what meaning there was in a profit of dozens of U.

I only reminded him: you are currently earning qualifications, not competing for results.

Looking at his account recently, it is already more than that one hundred U.

It’s not the kind of explosive wealth, but rather built up step by step.

More importantly, he now places orders not relying on emotions, knowing which markets can be traded and which should be waited for.

Many people ask me if small funds can actually make it out.

My answer has always been the same: yes, but the premise is that you are willing to walk through this difficult path in front.

After surviving with a small fund, staying alive, only then can the subsequent market be yours to feast on.

Those who are eager to turn things around often cannot even maintain their qualifications to enter the market.

I am Uncle Nan, good at medium-short term contracts and medium-long term spot layouts, sharing investment skills daily and detailed strategy teaching points.

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