To trade contracts with less than 1000U, the core principle is to ensure survival first, then pursue profits and liquidation. Split your funds into 10 portions, use only 100U per trade, and keep leverage within 20x. After a loss, don’t impulsively average down; pause trading, review, and resume only after reflection. Once you’re profitable, promptly withdraw part of the profits to lock them in, while keeping a small portion of the funds to continue operating.
At the same time, follow a set of trading discipline: start with small positions, set strict stop-losses, exit immediately if the loss on a single trade reaches the threshold, take profit when the profit retraces by a certain percentage; stop placing orders when the daily loss exceeds the limit, when losses are consecutive, or when your condition isn’t good. Don’t go against the trend and hold on stubbornly—only add to positions in line with the trend.
Most liquidations are caused by heavy positioning and an impatient mindset. In contract trading, what’s competed is long-term survivability. The author shares practical trading methods and invites those who are losing to exchange and learn together.
At the same time, follow a set of trading discipline: start with small positions, set strict stop-losses, exit immediately if the loss on a single trade reaches the threshold, take profit when the profit retraces by a certain percentage; stop placing orders when the daily loss exceeds the limit, when losses are consecutive, or when your condition isn’t good. Don’t go against the trend and hold on stubbornly—only add to positions in line with the trend.
Most liquidations are caused by heavy positioning and an impatient mindset. In contract trading, what’s competed is long-term survivability. The author shares practical trading methods and invites those who are losing to exchange and learn together.