#美联储重启降息步伐 Got less than 1,000U in your hand? Don’t panic. Being broke isn’t a disease; being anxious is what’ll kill you. $ACE

Last year, I helped a buddy who started with 600U as his initial capital. For the first few trades, his palms were sweating, terrified that one slip would wipe him out. I set a strict rule for him: no matter how tempting the market looks, always stick to the process. $GRIFFAIN

So what happened? $PIPPIN

He grew it to 6,000U in the first month
Broke 20,000U in three months
Zero liquidations, zero all-ins, zero chasing pumps

Sounds unbelievable? It’s really just three tricks.

**First Trick: Split your money into three pockets**

Break that 600U into three parts—
200U for short-term trades, take 3%-5% swings and get out
200U for swing trading, only act when the signals are clear
The remaining 200U is your lifeline, never touch it no matter what

While others go all-in and gamble it all, he always keeps a way out.

**Second Trick: Sit out during sideways markets, trade only when there’s a trend**

Lie low and watch when the market’s ranging; only move when the trend appears. Up 12%? Take half off the table first.

The real pros aren’t glued to the screen every day—they only act when it counts.

**Third Trick: Let your rules make the decisions**

Never lose more than 2% on a single trade
Lock in profits at 4% by partially closing
Never average down, ever

Making a wrong call isn’t shameful, but breaking your rules is suicide.

Turning 600U into 20,000U isn’t about insane luck—it’s about patience, discipline, and self-control. The real risk with a small bankroll isn’t the size of your capital, it’s the gambler’s mindset of trying to make it big in one shot.

So now I ask you: do you still want to gamble, or do you want to last?