Why do most people lose money as soon as they enter the market? Because they use a gambling mindset, dreaming of getting rich overnight.$MU

I started with 1200U—just an ordinary retail trader with no connections or resources. Now my account is stable above 600,000U. It’s not luck. It’s because I figured out one thing: real compounding doesn’t start from “knowing how to buy”—it starts from learning how to “not get into trouble.”$HEI

Today I’ll break down my rollover system for you.
Phase 1: Control position size to practice. With 1200U, split into 5 parts, 240U per trade. Set a stop-loss and take-profit. Don’t chase, don’t hold on, don’t bet against the trend—only trade opportunities you can truly understand.$TUT

Phase 2: Add to winners for increased profits. Once your account reaches 10,000U, limit each trade to no more than 25% of total position size. Follow the market trend and scale in batch by batch, only taking the steadiest portion of the trend.

Phase 3: Take profits and withdraw funds. After the account breaks 200,000U, lock in and withdraw funds every week. It’s not that I’m afraid of losing—I’m afraid of getting overconfident.

Most people get liquidated—not because they can’t read the market. It’s because their position sizing is chaotic, they don’t set stop-losses, and even when they’re right about the direction, they die halfway through.

I have a follower who’s been with me for three months—going from 1,000U to 20,000U. He just withdrew yesterday, and he was so excited he called me late at night to chat for almost two hours.

Watching him come out of starting from zero, I was even happier than he was.
If you also want to break the cycle of “losing money the moment you enter,” consider starting with a trade alongside Da Chen. Once the method works even one time, the road opens up.#伯克希尔增持达美和Alphabet