Many people want to know how small accounts can steadily grow their positions. In fact, the key is not about heavy betting or chasing high prices every day. The true rhythm can be summarized in four words: Stable, Control, Resilience, Persistence.

Starting with 1000U, I break down this method into 6 specific steps.

**Step 1: Be restrained with initial positions.** Starting with within 500U is sufficient. The first few trades can use only 200-300U for exploration. The survival rule for small accounts is to avoid liquidation, keeping drawdowns within 20% as a pass.

**Step 2: Only trade markets you can understand.** You must have clear support and resistance levels, and rely on higher-level trends. Stop-loss points should be controllable, and the profit-loss ratio should not be less than 2:1. This ensures each trade has a chance to survive.

**Step 3: Place stop-loss orders in advance.** Changing stop-loss on the spot is a big taboo. For a 1000U account, limit each stop-loss to no more than 50-70U. It may seem conservative, but protecting the account is necessary for subsequent doubling.

**Step 4: Don’t let greed dictate take-profit points.** Small swings of 30-50 points can be taken profit on, medium pace trades aim for 80-150 points, and for medium-term trades, the profit-loss ratio should be above 3:1.

**Step 5: Accelerate when reaching 3000U.** Single trades can increase to 800-1000U, but risk exposure should be maintained at 3%-5%. Don’t get reckless just because the account size grows.

**Step 6: Actively withdraw funds after each doubling.** For example, when growing from 1000U to 3000U, first withdraw 500U to lock in profits. This amount is considered an extra gain.

I previously guided a beginner to operate according to this framework, and their account doubled in 30 days. The key is not how advanced your skills are, but whether you can survive the volatility and still make money. Those who can do so are always the ones willing to execute.

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