My previous account lost $6,000, and when I started this account, I only had $1,500. I was caught in a deep trap once and a shallow trap once, but finally found a strategy that suits me.
During the practice process, due to greed again, I was trapped for two more days. Although I ultimately recovered and made an overall profit of $300, I still have lingering fears. The good news is that in the first week of 2026, I doubled my account, and I developed a small tool to reduce the fatigue of watching the market. I will gradually share some insights later. The current goal for this account is to earn another 1.5-2 times before the Spring Festival, which means doubling the account within two times. Later, I will slow down, always preserve the principal, and then gradually grow. With $10, I might lose $30, or if lucky, gain $200, but I only aim for limited profits—profits that I can understand. Small gains and small losses, big gains but not big losses, rest assured. I am still on the climb.
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My previous account lost $6,000, and when I started this account, I only had $1,500. I was caught in a deep trap once and a shallow trap once, but finally found a strategy that suits me.
During the practice process, due to greed again, I was trapped for two more days. Although I ultimately recovered and made an overall profit of $300, I still have lingering fears.
The good news is that in the first week of 2026, I doubled my account, and I developed a small tool to reduce the fatigue of watching the market.
I will gradually share some insights later. The current goal for this account is to earn another 1.5-2 times before the Spring Festival, which means doubling the account within two times.
Later, I will slow down, always preserve the principal, and then gradually grow. With $10, I might lose $30, or if lucky, gain $200, but I only aim for limited profits—profits that I can understand.
Small gains and small losses, big gains but not big losses, rest assured. I am still on the climb.