Today I earned about 6% profit on my principal from copy trading. Today I also didn’t really have much floating loss, or anything like “holding through” losses.

When it comes to closing, I will control how close I am to closing. Sometimes I do T, and sometimes if the trend isn’t right, I’ll cut losses. Also, some people wonder whether it’s stable or not—you can look at the #1 on the leaderboard who followed with over 20,000 U. A few days ago I made a 15% profit, and at that time he was down 20%, losing 2,700 U. But in these past few days, I turned it into more than 3,000 profit for him. You can check the track record.

In simple terms, if I’m losing, and I feel something isn’t right, I’ll immediately open a double position, then handle it. In any case, I won’t lose—if I do lose, it’ll be small when I close. I’m doing intraday trading. Before I open positions every day, I tell myself: within the day, I can only lose 20 points, and then I shut down and stop trading. If I get stopped out, I can also recover it back a few days later. As long as we keep the green mountains, there’s no need to worry—there will always be firewood later!!

For the brothers who are making a lot of profit, don’t always think about compounding. You can set the maximum amount to copy, and every day you can withdraw the money you earn from the copy trading!!

I also sometimes withdraw a bit because supporting my family and paying for household expenses—like electricity bills—costs money. I trade at home: once I open a position, I won’t leave and I keep watching the chart screen. Every day I have a target—aim for 2 points. If the feel is good, I’ll go for 5 or 10 points. If my condition isn’t right, I cut losses immediately and rest!!

Since it’s double position, you can set a 50-point stop loss. When the stop loss triggers, the other position will also be closed. The maximum loss is around 20 points as well, so there’s no need to worry. Every day 2 points—after a month it basically doubles your money. After doubling, use the profits and move forward with us in a steady, long-term way.