Most people stare at candlestick charts trying to guess price movements—I only do one thing: use rules to turn myself into the “market maker” in this market.

No guessing tops or bottoms, no staying up late watching the screen, no betting on one-sided moves.

Today, I’ll explain in 3 minutes: how to turn your trading account into an automatic cash machine.

In 2017, I entered the market with $5,000, sticking stubbornly to a set of “probability advantage tables.” Over 8 years, my account has never been liquidated, and my maximum drawdown has stayed within 8%.

**First Move: Lock in Profits, Don’t Let Your Earnings Slip Away**

Set your take-profit and stop-loss the moment you open a position.

As soon as your account profit reaches 10% of your principal, immediately withdraw half the profits, getting your money out of market risk, and let the rest continue compounding.

If the market goes up, you amplify your gains; if it goes down, you only give back your floating profits—your principal is always in the safe zone.

In the past 5 years, I’ve withdrawn profits 37 times; my biggest was $180,000 in a single week.

**Second Move: Multi-Timeframe Staggered Entry to Create Structural Advantage**

I break the market into three timeframes:

Daily chart for the big picture

4-hour chart to define the range

15-minute chart for precise entry points

For the same asset, I open two hedged positions:

Order A follows the breakout direction

Order B is set as a counter-trade at the range boundaries

Each trade’s loss is limited to 1.5%, with take-profit space set at least 5 times higher.

When the market is range-bound, my structure lets me profit from both sides.

On the day of LUNA’s crash in 2022, both long and short trades hit take-profit, and my account surged 42% in a single day.

**Third Move: Stop-Loss Is Your Entry Ticket—Small Losses for Big Wins**

Stop-loss isn’t admitting defeat—it’s your license to catch trends.

If the market goes your way, move your take-profit line to protect profits; if not, exit decisively and wait for the next opportunity.

My long-term stats look like this:

Win rate: 38% (only 4 out of 10 trades are right)

Risk-reward ratio: 4.8:1

Mathematical expectancy: +1.9%

Meaning: for every $1 risked, you can expect to net $1.90 over the long term.

**Finally, three iron rules for execution:**

Split your capital into 10 parts; never risk more than 1 part per trade, and total open positions never exceed 3 parts

After two consecutive losses, stop trading and cool down

When your account doubles, withdraw 20% and put it in US Treasuries or gold to lock in profits

Trading is not about passion—it’s about survival.

Remember one thing:

The market doesn’t fear your mistakes; it fears that you lose the capital to make a comeback.

Follow this system, and next week you’ll have the trading platform working for you.