From 900,000 in debt to zero, and even made 100,000, you must try this method!
Many people's reasons for being in debt are quite similar; it's often impulsive and chasing quick money.
But to truly say, I've guided a fan, and what surprised me the most was that he wasn't greedy; he followed the method completely, and as a result, he turned things around in just three months.
This fan is a friend in my circle who is very 'impatient for success,' with a debt of 900,000. When he came to see me, he looked like he had lost all hope.
He said:
"I've done several large trades, but in the end, they all resulted in liquidation, and I feel like there is no hope at all."
I told him, you're not incapable of making money; it's that you're too hasty and lack patience.
So the first step: control your desires and steady yourself.
We formulated a plan together:
Each trade shouldn't exceed 20% of the capital; don't think about turning things around with one operation.
Strictly execute stop-loss and take-profit; even with profitable trades, don't drag them out; don't expect a single trade to make you rich.
Don't make trades against the trend; adding to a losing position will only increase your debt.
In the first two weeks, he hardly made any money, but he had stop-loss protection each time, and he could control his losses in time.
Once he stabilized, the next few trades were all successful:
After a few small profits, he started to pay off his original debt of 900,000 in installments, and then gradually increased his position with the profits made.
After three months of steady operation, he not only cleared all his debts but also earned an additional 100,000.
He said:
"I used to think about making all the money back at once, but the more impatient I became, the more I lost. It turns out that making money is an art of patience and rhythm; being calm and steady is actually the most stable approach."
What I saw was not getting rich quickly, but the slowly accumulated confidence and steadiness.
He transformed from a blindly chasing high profits investor to a trader who could remain calm and disciplined.
This is what I've always emphasized: success is not a miracle overnight, but a process of accumulation.
If you are currently lost in debt, why not take a moment to stop and walk with me to the rhythm and discipline.
Turning things around never relies on getting rich overnight, but on "stability" and "patience."
