2026-01-11 18:23:35

Recently, I tried doing a roll-over on the exchange, but I’m not sure if it’s considered successful—

Here’s my situation: I first closed part of my position, then used the recovered principal to add new positions. So far, in this round of operations, my account has made a little profit. But I’m not sure if this is truly a successful roll-over or if I’ve misunderstood something.

Rolling over sounds like a high-level operation, but it actually seems to be just moving back and forth between positions and costs. Sometimes I see others say they made a lot of money from rolling over, and other times I see people losing badly. So I want to know, as a beginner, how should I judge whether a roll-over is truly successful in actual trading? Should I just look at the profit, or are there other factors to consider?

Could experienced folks give me some advice?

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OvertimeSquid

· 16h ago

Making a profit is success, don't overthink it. Don't be fooled by those tricky schemes; the key is to come out alive. Rolling positions is basically just gambling on sentiment; beginners shouldn't play with this. I've tried it too, and every time I felt like I was playing chess, only to realize I was the one being eaten. The account balance going up is what matters; put other theories aside for now. Some people just like to complicate simple things; making money is the hard truth. Instead of pondering this, it's better to learn when to cut losses. It feels like you're still in the stage of feeling your way across the river; don't rush to make fancy moves. First, stabilize your basic operations; rolling positions isn't as magical as it seems.

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