In the past few years, I have guided many fans to start trading, and their common point is: the starting capital is very limited, starting with two to three hundred U. I never teach any precise advocate tricks; instead, I teach a trading system that can truly sustain itself and allow funds to steadily rise.

First, you need to give up the fantasy of getting rich overnight. Don't think about making a fortune in one trade; instead, pragmatically aim to grow 100U to 300U. The money earned should be managed separately, with each round's goal being to steadily earn 30 to 50U.

The key is to establish a profit insurance mechanism. After making a profit, immediately lock away a portion of it, only allowing it to come in and not out. This way, even if the next operation is a mistake, the maximum loss will be only from this profit, while the principal remains intact.

Then there is the logic of rolling compound interest: earn profits → lock in a portion → continue to roll with the remaining funds. You will find that the capital curve rises steadily like stairs, rather than experiencing violent fluctuations like a roller coaster.

In simple terms, the essence of rolling positions is not a gamble. True rolling positions occur in a long-term game: if the market trend is correct, exit steadily; if there is a misjudgment, cut losses in time; and every profit is accumulated. In fact, the best time to train this system is when the capital is small, as there is enough room for maneuvering and the cost of trial and error is low. Position rolling is never determined by luck, but relies on methodology and execution discipline, gradually rolling out.