Assuming someone has a capital of 100,000, when the price increases by 10%, they can easily make a profit of 10,000. Looking at myself, with only 10,000 in capital, to achieve a profit of 10,000, the capital must be doubled. In this comparison, from the perspective of market conditions, is it easier to achieve a 10% price increase or to double the capital? The answer is self-evident. Even someone who has never engaged in trading can easily judge this. But if one only has 10,000 in capital, how can they quickly increase their capital? There are always ways; this world has always paved many shortcuts for the brave, as long as you have the courage and are willing to take risks. The pyramid trading method or rolling position operation can achieve exponentially amplified returns, of course, the accompanying risks should not be underestimated.

Take rolling positions as an example; the market conditions it is suited for are usually strong trending one-sided markets, with a sharp and significant trend. Its essence lies in being willing to give up the profits already obtained and resolutely reinvesting those profits into trading; at the same time, using the mobile stop-loss method to strictly control potential risks, aiming to ride the wave of market trends and achieve rapid capital expansion.