I've seen quite a few stories of small capital making a comeback. But the key to truly turning 500 yuan into 50,000 yuan is never about how good your luck is or how fierce the market is, but whether you have a set of strategies that can be executed repeatedly.

I once mentored a trader who started with 500 dollars when he entered the market. As a result, he opened trades every day and got washed out every day, and both his account and mindset were collapsing. Later, he told me something I always remember—he said he didn’t seek to get rich overnight, he just wanted to follow the method, not mess around, and give himself a chance to turn things around.

I only replied to him with eight words: roll the trap operation, position priority.

The reasoning is actually quite simple. It's not about going all in for life and death, but rather ensuring that each trade is steady and solid.

**The core method can be broken down like this:**

The principal is divided into 5 parts, and only 1 part is used for entry each time. No full positions, no counter-trend trades, and if one trade incurs a loss, hit the pause button. As long as there is profit, take it promptly; execution always comes before judgment.

**The actual rhythm runs like this:**

On the first day, I entered the market with 100 yuan in capital, used a small leverage, and made some profits before running away. By the third day, the account had risen to over 800, and I continued to push forward at a steady pace. By the tenth day, the account had broken 2000, and I started to actively reduce the trading frequency. By the twentieth day, it had already exceeded 5000, and at this point, I used the original capital for medium-term positions and took out a small portion to continue rolling for short-term trades. By the thirtieth day, the account was close to 50,000, and even the person involved was a bit incredulous.

To put it simply, this whole process is not about how bold you are, but how strong your discipline is.

Randomly increasing positions, stubbornly holding onto trades, and betting against the trend will ultimately result in becoming liquidity in the market. On the contrary, if you can truly adhere to the principle of protecting your positions first, stop-loss when necessary, and take profit when appropriate, turning the situation around will become a matter of time, rather than a matter of ability.

Remember this: you are not without opportunities, you just haven't found the right method yet. Stabilize your rolling position and prioritize your position, and the growth of your account will naturally follow.