100 turns into 1000? Don't use "lack of money" as an excuse, take a look at my rolling warehouse secret!
Many friends ask me: "Teacher, I only have 100 as starting capital, can I earn more?" The answer is yes, but the premise is to avoid the pitfall of going all in. The market does not only recognize "more money"; I started with 200 in principal, not relying on luck to make big money, but on a simple set of rolling warehouse principles.
1. Break down the goal, don't be greedy.
First, set a smaller goal, turning 100 into 300, divided into 3 rounds of small battles, earning 30-50 each round will do, less pressure means more stable operations. Earning 40 at a time is much easier than earning 900 at once!
2. Lock in profits.
After completing each round of goals, transfer half of the profits to a safe account and continue operating with the rest. One of my fans did this, and after three months, their profits doubled, and they also earned back their tuition.
3. Allocate positions by importance, with risk management.
70% of the position in stable varieties, 20% in rolling warehouse, and 10% left empty as backup. Even if the judgment is wrong, the losses are limited, avoiding major losses.
Many people say the "fast lane" is more exciting, but did you know? Nine out of ten fast cars head to the rooftop. The essence of rolling warehouse is to cultivate the ability to interact with the market, knowing when to act and when to hold back. This is a skill that can last a lifetime.
Small capital does not mean a disadvantage; rather, it is a good opportunity for you to test and refine your trading system. Once you can steadily use 100 to profit, the same approach applies to 1000 or 10000.💡
