People often say that having too little capital makes it impossible to turn things around. Instead of making excuses, it's better to change your mindset first. Actually, this market has never been just a game for big players.

In fact, small funds have unique advantages—small ships turn around easily. Large capital requires more time to enter and exit, making it easier to get caught in a trap; small funds are much more flexible, able to quickly adjust strategies, react fast to bottom-fishing, and cut losses more decisively. Sometimes, a precise operation can yield a return rate that surpasses those heavy large positions.

The key is to stay calm. Don't rush into a big move; instead, find your own rhythm—when to add positions, when to wait and see, and when to clear out. Everyone's rhythm is different, but once you find it, small funds can gradually achieve unexpected results.

Take it slow, don't rush, the market is always there.