2026-01-04 15:34:39

Recently, trading activity has indeed become more competitive, and the level of competition has increased significantly. But don't worry, small-scale investors also have opportunities. I have seen many friends use smaller capital, with weekly returns stable at dozens of points, and the yield is actually quite impressive.

The key still lies in putting effort into strategy. You need to continuously refine your trading models and optimize entry and exit logic. Interacting and exchanging ideas with other traders during this process is crucial. Listen to different perspectives, test others' ideas, and gradually improve your own methodology. Persist in doing so, and small account traders can still achieve outstanding results.

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TheMemefather

· 01-06 18:07

Even small amounts can turn around, the key is to have a strategy That's right, you need to stick to the grinding strategy; otherwise, following the trend is pointless A few dozen points a week? Sounds good, but stability is the real skill Don't just listen to others, try it in real trading to see if it works Really? Small money can be this stable? I'm a bit tempted to try it

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CommunitySlacker

· 01-06 13:29

Dozens of points? Haha, dreaming on. --- No matter how good the strategy is, it needs to be executable; otherwise, it's just armchair strategizing. --- For small funds, it’s even more important to be selective. One mistake could set you back to square one. --- 交流碰撞是对的，但前提是得找对人，大多数都是互相割韭菜 Interaction and collision are good, but the premise is to find the right people. Most of the time, it's just mutual leek-cutting. --- Weekly returns stable at dozens of percent? I feel like I’m talking in my sleep. --- Model optimization definitely takes time, but with the market so competitive now, is there really room? --- Does anyone consistently achieve this return rate? It feels like survivor bias. --- Repeated testing of entry and exit logic, this suggestion is still reliable, others are uh... --- The key for small fund players to break through is attitude, greed will ruin everything.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 01-04 23:20

Weekly returns of dozens of points? Bro, are you telling a story or is this real? The most frightening thing about making money is hearing this kind of talk, which is often survivor bias at work. To put it simply, you still need to find your own rhythm and not be enslaved by others' methodologies. Small capital turnaround depends on mindset and execution. No matter how good the model is, without a pattern, it's useless. The key is not to fall for tricks. Those claims of "stable dozens of points per week" on the market are just for listening.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-04 16:02

Weekly returns of dozens of points? Bro, are you dreaming or what? I've been fully invested for three months and haven't seen this number.

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DaoDeveloper

· 01-04 16:00

ngl, the game theory here checks out—smaller positions actually force better discipline on entry/exit mechanics. seen devs optimize their backtesting pipelines and suddenly yield curves flip. strategy composability matters more than capital, honestly.

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GasGasGasBro

· 01-04 15:53

Small fund players really shouldn't lose heart; the key is to refine the model properly. A few points per week can actually be consistently achieved; it all depends on whether you're willing to spend time honing it. Engage more with experts to exchange ideas; don't just play alone in silence, as that will only lead to market education. I've been adjusting my logic recently, and I feel that as long as the direction is right, a turnaround is possible.

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HodlOrRegret

· 01-04 15:47

Weekly returns of dozens of points? Just hear it out; how many are truly stable?

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 01-04 15:47

It's all about leverage, but I believe that the real way to make money has never been about the amount of funds. Listen to how others are playing, then test aggressively—this is the way to survive. A few dozen points per week? I'm still exploring, but at least I'm no longer operating blindly. Refining strategies is the key; small amounts can also multiply, it all depends on whether you're willing to put in the effort. Others' ideas are worth considering, but in the end, you have to find your own path.

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