Want to make $100,000 in one year through trading? Let's talk about how to implement this plan—this isn't just empty talk; there are real case studies to support it.
**Step 1: Fix Your Trading Rules**
Choose a trading style first, without overthinking. Then write down your trading logic as a set of mechanical rules. Fine-tuning can come later.
**Step 2: Collect Data**
Use a small account ($100 to $1,000) to execute 30-100 real trades, strictly following this set of rules. Record every trade.
**Step 3: Optimize the Losses**
Identify the losing trades and find the most obvious problem point. For example, if you notice you lose money every time you break out with low volume, then create a rule: never trade breakouts with low volume. This can eliminate the most common failure mode in your system.
Run another 30-100 trades to verify the improvement.
**Step 4: Amplify the Profitable Parts**
Now look at your winning trades—are there any patterns? If, on average, your profits exceed the take-profit point by 0.1R, then extend your take-profit target outward. After running 30-100 trades and seeing improved data, you can continue adjusting.
**Step 5: Loop, Iterate, and Scale Up**
Each time you eliminate a common failure point or strengthen a profitable feature, the system's expected value improves.
A trader named Roy followed this method and made over $200,000 last year. No luck involved—100% systemized validation.
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SwapWhisperer
· 01-12 09:49
It sounds good, but the key is discipline. Most people start leveraging up right after the second step.
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Layer2Observer
· 01-12 09:45
It sounds logically rigorous, but with such a small sample size, can it really be extrapolated?
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DegenMcsleepless
· 01-12 09:44
It sounds good, but how many actually make it to the fifth step? Most people start leveraging themselves by the second step and die there.
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BoredWatcher
· 01-12 09:25
It sounds easy, but 99% of people fail at the emotional hurdle. Don't ask me how I know.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 01-12 09:24
Wait, is Roy's collateralization ratio above the liquidation line? When it was around 200,000, how much was the market volatility?
Want to make $100,000 in one year through trading? Let's talk about how to implement this plan—this isn't just empty talk; there are real case studies to support it.
**Step 1: Fix Your Trading Rules**
Choose a trading style first, without overthinking. Then write down your trading logic as a set of mechanical rules. Fine-tuning can come later.
**Step 2: Collect Data**
Use a small account ($100 to $1,000) to execute 30-100 real trades, strictly following this set of rules. Record every trade.
**Step 3: Optimize the Losses**
Identify the losing trades and find the most obvious problem point. For example, if you notice you lose money every time you break out with low volume, then create a rule: never trade breakouts with low volume. This can eliminate the most common failure mode in your system.
Run another 30-100 trades to verify the improvement.
**Step 4: Amplify the Profitable Parts**
Now look at your winning trades—are there any patterns? If, on average, your profits exceed the take-profit point by 0.1R, then extend your take-profit target outward. After running 30-100 trades and seeing improved data, you can continue adjusting.
**Step 5: Loop, Iterate, and Scale Up**
Each time you eliminate a common failure point or strengthen a profitable feature, the system's expected value improves.
This process evolves as follows:
Unstable → Stable Losses → Break-even → Stable Profits
A trader named Roy followed this method and made over $200,000 last year. No luck involved—100% systemized validation.