When my account balance fell to 1500U, I was numb.

Staring at the K-line in a daze, wondering if I am not suitable for this line of work at all. But that day I made a decision - I wouldn't gamble with my life in the future, but only made a list that I could sleep on.

**First things first: separate the eggs**

The 1500U is directly divided into five parts, with a maximum of 300U each time.

Look away? Admit the loss 150U and leave.

That was the first time I realized that surviving is 10,000 times more important than getting rich overnight.

**Second Thing: Draw a Red Line for Yourself**

If you lose 50%, you will be cut, and if you earn 80%-100%, you will run.

When others were still thinking "should I wait any longer", I had already placed the order and executed it automatically.

The single profit is not large, but it can be reproduced stably.

**The third thing: treat this matter as opening a store, not a gambling stone**

My win rate is actually only 58%, not even 60%.

But after the logic of small losses and big profits runs through, the net profit in three months is close to 6,000U.

Once the compound interest thing is activated, it is surprisingly fast - I can't believe it when it finally reaches 50,000 U.

Looking back, it really doesn't rely on luck, it's **stubborn rule + emotionless implementation**.

Retail investors are not losing in judgment, but in those deadly habits:

Opening positions with hot heads, not admitting mistakes when losing money, wanting to stud when making some money, always feeling that the next one can return to the capital.

Want to turn over? Get rid of these problems first.

In the right direction, a small principal can also snowball.
The direction is crooked, and no matter how much money you have, it will send warmth to the market.

It's never too late to start – provided you really think it through.