Brothers who have been liquidated in contracts, stop messing around. Actually, trading contracts isn't as complicated as it seems. To put it simply, it's these six words: Light, Loss, Momentum, Add, Retreat, Roll.

I've spent years practicing this mindset, and as long as you execute it properly, stable profits aren't that hard. Today, I’ll break it down clearly to help you avoid five years of detours.

**Light Positioning is the Art of Survival**

Never risk more than 10% at opening. When the market looks steady? That’s often the deepest trap. Buying with a light position isn’t about chasing returns; it’s about having the right to make mistakes. With a lighter position, your mindset stays calm, giving you a better chance to survive longer in the market. If you can’t do this, no matter how good your skills are, it’s all pointless.

**Stop-Loss Must Be an Innate Instinct Embedded in Your DNA**

Place stop-loss orders directly; don’t wait for emotions to make decisions. If a single loss reaches 3%, exit immediately—no negotiations. Stop-loss is your "toll fee" paid to the market. Pay it promptly, lose less, and go further. Many failures happen because of this.

**Follow the Trend — Leverage, Not Resistance**

In a sharp rise, go long; in a decline, go short. There are only two signals to watch for trend confirmation: Moving averages fully aligned + Volume significantly increased. Going with the trend is like borrowing strength; fighting against it is brute force. The difference isn’t skill; it’s survival probability.

**Adding Positions Has Principles, Not for Gamblers to Rebound**

Only after floating profits reach 1x your initial risk amount can you add once. The additional amount can’t exceed 50% of the first position. Never add in a loss state. Adding is about amplifying advantages, not dragging yourself down.

**Take Profits — Numbers Can Truly Become Yours**

Set aside 20%-30% of weekly profits to withdraw to your bank card. This isn’t bearish; it’s turning floating paper profits into real money. Profits still floating in your account are always virtual.

**Rolling Compound Interest — Slow is Fast**

Keep the remaining profits in the account and cycle through these six words repeatedly. This isn’t gambling; it’s letting your account grow steadily along a curve. Don’t think about getting rich overnight; the faster you want it, the easier it is to blow up. Only those who survive have the chance to make big money.