Honestly, if your current account balance is still below 1500U, instead of obsessing over how to get rich quickly, it's better to learn how to survive first.

I’ve seen a friend start with 1200U and steadily grow to 25,000U in four months. Throughout the process, he never got liquidated nor experienced those terrifying large drawdowns. It’s not luck, nor is it some advanced technique—just three seemingly simple but incredibly effective methods.

**The first rule is to split your funds.** Going all-in is essentially gambling. Divide 1200U into three equal parts: 400U for intraday fluctuations (enter and exit once a day, absolutely no greed), 400U for waiting for swing opportunities (only act when the setup is clear), and the remaining 400U as a safety net—if you lose in the first two, this money helps you get back on your feet. This rule is absolute, non-negotiable.

**The second rule is to choose the most confident trades.** If the market is sideways or oscillating? Stay away. The cost of impatience is 80% of losses. When the trend is unclear, stay in cash and wait. Better to miss ten opportunities than to make one mistake. True opportunities aren’t available every day, but your capital should be active every day.

**The third rule is to discipline yourself.** Cut losses at 2%, take profits at 4% and exit half. When your account grows by 20%, immediately lock in 30% as profit. Never add to losing positions to average down—that’s the main reason most people can’t turn their fortunes around. No gambling, no holding through losses, no dreaming.

Now his account has surpassed 50,000U. More impressively, he no longer stays glued to the screen every night, unable to sleep. Just a few minutes each day to check positions is enough. Want to turn things around in this market? Survive first. Keep your principal intact, and the opportunity to multiply will come. Diversify, be patient, and execute—sounds unsexy, but it can save you three years of wasted effort. Sometimes, slow is truly fast.