43 days to 30x, sounds like a fairy tale. But I used the 2000U leftover after a margin call to fight back and turn the tide.

The key is—I can't afford to lose anymore. So there's only one way: set the risk to a fixed level and let compound interest roll naturally.

Holding 2000U, I divide it into 5 parts, each 400U. Always only open one position, never add more, and keep the remaining four parts as backup ammunition. The benefit of this approach is clarity: losses are real losses, gains are real gains, no "one more try" luck.

For each trade, set the stop loss firmly at 3%. As for take profit, exit decisively at 6% to 10%. No greed, because greed is the patent of losers. $SQD $PLAY $There are plenty of opportunities like this; missing one means there's always another.

About 70 trades a month, with a 60% win rate. It sounds low, but the key is limited losses and small wins that accumulate. That steady upward curve on the daily chart is just like that.

I set three strict rules for myself: always set a stop loss when opening a position, exit once hit, only trade familiar breakout patterns. No watching the screen obsessively, no fantasies, no fighting the market.

What is the real reason most people lose money? It's not that they can't read the market correctly, but that they can't control their hands. When the position size gets big, they start to panic; after losing, they stubbornly fight against the trend to recover; after winning, they can't hold on and always wait for a big move.

I don't bet on market trends; I bet on whether I can execute discipline 100%. These 43 days are essentially a process of transforming from a gambler into a trader.

Those who know the method can start with 1000U; those who don't, even 1 millionU can go to zero. Market opportunities are always there, but only for those who live to see the next one.

Remember this: slow is fast. Use rules to lock down impulses, and leave the rest to time and compound interest.