#大户持仓动态 $H The secret to account growth has never been about technical prowess; it's all about timing your entry.

$ZRC Why do many traders get stuck with just a few thousand or ten thousand dollars? It's not that they don't understand the market charts, but they often push hard at the worst times—entering before the trend is confirmed, placing heavy bets when the direction is unclear, and immediately thinking of recovering losses after a single bad trade. This approach, even with fifty thousand dollars, won't save you; sooner or later, you'll revert to your original state.

$CYS What about those traders who grow their small accounts to tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands? Their profit logic is never based on a single trade making a huge profit, but on capturing high-probability phases and steadily amplifying their gains step by step.

It's that simple—the goal isn't just to "win once," but to "win every time."

**Take action when confident; hold back when unsure.**

The logic of rolling positions is actually a single cycle: first learn to make stable profits → then use those profits to accelerate growth → finally return to a steady rhythm.

You can withstand drawdowns, but only on floating profits; the principal must never be touched.

For small accounts, I personally follow these three strict standards:

**First, only trade in clear trending markets.** Enter during trend initiation, support breakouts, or after extreme volatility and recovery—these three scenarios. No trading in choppy markets? Wait until the trend truly emerges before acting.

**Second, always keep some reserve.** Keep positions light, set clear stop-loss levels, and exit immediately if wrong; if right, follow the rhythm to push forward.

**Third, after earning a profit wave, take some off the table first.** Rolling positions isn't about greed or trying to amplify gains, but about using the money you've earned to continue making more.

When the account is stable, your trading mindset will also be stable.

Remember this: mastering a complete market cycle can accumulate countless small profits.

For small funds to survive longer and go further, it's all about this stable rhythm.